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Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant people making a difference

Climate360° by Andrew Mackenzie and Sam Redston

Climate360° is a fortnightly podcast that will take a broad view of how climate change impacts our whole world, and the brilliant people making a difference. Over the weeks and months ahead we will explore how climate impacts health, economics, politics, science, farming, manufacturing and everything else. We will explore the challenges of a changing climate, while throwing a light on a rich community of innovators and activists, professionals and academics, makers and motivators, who are leading

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60:15

Cleaning up the market.

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/10/31

In the blame game of who is doing most, or least, corporations are not typically showered in climate glory. While some large companies are taking meaningful steps to decarbonise, there is also growing criticisms of greenwashing and climate tokenism. The Australian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) is a major player in shining a spotlight on the good and the bad. We speak to ACCR executive director Brynn O’Brien about the important (and tireless) job of share activism and holding business to

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61:32

After the climate wars...

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/10/19

For much of the recent two decades Australia’s big emitters have done a great job pushing the politics of climate denial. But we have, surely, now crossed the Rubicon. It’s real, and we need to do our bit. We talk to Ross Garnaut AC about his life work making the case that Australia must do its fair share. That means understanding the economic impacts and opportunities of the changing world we must now face. For Ross, Australia is sitting on an almost unique combination of climate positive

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Rethinking and Reusing Big Buildings

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/10/02

What does it mean to be committed to sustainability, while working in an industry responsible for 40% of the world’s carbon emissions? Firstly, it means trying hard to adapt and retain old buildings, rather than bulldoze and start again. That’s about one third of those building emissions. Secondly, it means making buildings that are super efficient to run, with ‘operational carbon emissions’ accounting for the other two thirds. These issues are particularly important when working on large buildings,

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59:55

Climate and the housing insurance crisis

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/09/18

Professor Paula Jarzabkowski talks to us about how housing in high-risk areas is bad policy and leads to an increase in what she calls the insurance protection gap. Our building codes are also not adapting to new climate conditions. As is so often the case in considering climate impacts, those at greatest risk are those least able to afford those impacts.About PaulaProfessor Paula Jarzabkowski is a strategic management expert at the University of Queensland, specialising in the intersection of

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37:38

Hemp to the Rescue

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/09/04

Doug Rennie is a third-generation farmer and regenerative agriculture trail-blazer. With a mix of changing climate and soil degradation biting hard on the farm’s productivity, his family is now exploring the cultivation and commercialization of industrial hemp. He talks about the challenges of introducing hemp as a viable crop in Australia, dealing with regulatory hurdles, production complexities, and market development.Alongside a host of collaborators in the production cycle, his work reveals

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44:39

Buildings as habitat.

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/06/28

Joost Bakker is an Australian environmental designer and sustainability advocate, celebrated for pioneering zero-waste systems and regenerative architecture. His innovative projects, such as the "Future Food System," showcase closed-loop living environments that integrate food production, waste recycling, and sustainable construction.Recently, Bakker led the design of the Regenerative Futures Studio for Woodleigh School, a learning centre that exemplifies his principles. The project utilises

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46:34

The Road to Paris is Steep. Very Steep.

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/06/23

Join us for the second part of our conversation with Professor Dan Hill is a renowned designer, urbanist, and educator, currently based at the Melbourne School of Design at the University of Melbourne.With a career spanning over two decades, Dan has led transformative projects intersecting design, technology, and urban development across global cities, including Manchester's Northern Quarter and Google's campuses. His expertise lies in crafting social and cultural infrastructures that respond to

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56:14

The Road to Paris is Steep. Very Steep.

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/06/14

Professor Dan Hill is a renowned designer, urbanist, and educator, currently based at the Melbourne School of Design at the University of Melbourne. With a career spanning over two decades, Dan has led transformative projects intersecting design, technology, and urban development across global cities, including Manchester's Northern Quarter and Google's campuses. His expertise lies in crafting social and cultural infrastructures that respond to contemporary urban challenges. In this episode, our

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ClimateRelay: Building

Climate360° : a changing climate"s impact & brilliant... ·

2025/06/06

Building is a series of interviews with diverse thinkers and doers from the worlds of research, design, insurance, engineering and farming. Each in turn discusses how their work intersects with climate and building. Five full interviews will be published weekly, from next week, however we kick off this week with a ClimateRelay - a short excerpt from each of five interviews running back-to-back. In so doing, ClimateRelay is designed to demonstrate that climate issues cannot be discussed in silos. The

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