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With population growth, global warming, and resource depletion, humanity faces a perilous situation. Our question today, is - can science save us?
During National Science Week, Rod Taylor hosted a panel of prominent Australians, who spoke passionately about what we can do.
Join Professor Will Steffan, Professor Hillary Bambrick, fomer Govenor General Michael Jeffery, Dr Stephen Bygrave, and Professor Clive Hamilton for this thought provoking conversation.
Recorded at the Australian Academy of Science, 23 August.
Fuzzy Logic is grateful for the support of National Science Week for this event.
Read our companion article in the SMH.
During National Science Week, Rod Taylor hosted a panel of prominent Australians, who spoke passionately about what we can do.
Join Professor Will Steffan, Professor Hillary Bambrick, fomer Govenor General Michael Jeffery, Dr Stephen Bygrave, and Professor Clive Hamilton for this thought provoking conversation.
Recorded at the Australian Academy of Science, 23 August.
Fuzzy Logic is grateful for the support of National Science Week for this event.
Read our companion article in the SMH.
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