29 June 2008
Ross Garnaut: Measuring the Immeasurable
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Climate change is a battleground of risk. It appears we need to make fateful decisions in a context of exceptional uncertainly. Enter Ross Garnaut. He has been commissioned by Australia's Commonwealth, state and territory governments to make sense of the risks, costs and benefits of tackling runaway carbon emissions. His interim report is due this week. Today we hear from the man himself, delivering the sixth HW Arndt Memorial Lecture at the Australian National University. Can the immeasurable be measured?
You can find a transcript of the lecture at The HW Arndt Memorial Lecture see below:
Guests
Professor Ross Garnaut
Australian National University
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