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Newsroom FeedArmando Carbonell on building resilient cities
8 August 2012
In this interview, chair of the Department of Planning and Urban Form and senior fellow at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Armando Carbonell discusses the challenges facing major cities in adapting to the challenges of climate change. Carbonell was in Australia for the Centre's UPE10 Symposium - Next City: Planning for a New Energy and Climate Future. He begins by explaining why, in the face of an increasingly volatile climate, Australian and American cities both have a lot to gain from better research, planning and law-making.
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US-Taliban peace talks proposed
Lecturer Adam Lockyer looks at the likely outcome of proposed peace talks between US officials and Taliban leaders.
Trans-Pacific trade and a rising China
CEO Bates Gill looks at the implications of a rising China for the Asia-Pacific and how the Trans-Pacific Partnership is shaping the region.
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