You need to hear what these people will say about resilience

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The Fifth Estate - Suddenly resilience is the word we need top of mind. But to unlock its power we need to get the story straight first. You need to hear what these people will…

NATURE FIRST & RESILIENT CITIES: The European summer just smashed the EU economy – and its people.

Whether it’s this summer or next we need to be prepared for extreme climate. And get set for permanent instability.

There’ll be ways to survive and even areas that will prosper. But to navigate our path to resilience we’ll need the help of the best minds in the land to keep us ahead of that fast moving curve ball.

Geo political stresses, fragile supply chains, and political ructions can almost all be sheeted back to climate change and shrinking natural resources.

Luke Heilbuth of BWD advises some of the biggest companies globally and locally on how to align their strategic objectives with a world that’s in “the midst of a rupture, not a transition”. And a world that no longer runs on prices, but politics.

Defence knows climate change is among our biggest strategic threats. Cheryl Durrant is one of Australia’s most influential experts in the field, advising scenario development for Australian governments and will share her insights.

Mike Rann is a former premier of South Australia and chair of the UN Climate Group. He understands local and global politics. He’ll be in conversation with Parnell Palme McGuinness, columnist and strategic adviser to discuss the political appetite for climate action in Australia and globally.

Geographies and economic sectors will change. Some for the better, others not so much.

Karl Mallon at Climate Risk says the potential is for climate ghettos.

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