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In response to the dire findings of the recent State of the Environment Report, this panel will explore the political, economic and ideological constraints that got us here, and the ways forward to ensure meaningful environmental protection.Timestamps00:52 Introduction – David Schlosberg07:35 Environmental Legislation and How we Got to this Current State of the Environment – Gerry Bates13:48 What is the Government’s Relationship with Civil Society? - David Morris19:46 What are the Economic Interests, Ideologies and Institutions that Have Brought us to this Current Situation? – Frank Stilwell 27:52 Ethical Frameworks and Principles Underpinning Biodiversity Concerns – Danielle Celermajer 33:30 Possible Responses and Solutions to the Current State of the Environment44:06 Questions for the PanelSpeakersProfessor David Schlosberg (Chair), University of SydneyProfessor Danielle Celermajer, University of SydneyDr Gerry Bates, University of SydneyProfessor Emeritus Frank Stilwell, University of SydneyDavid Morris, Chief Executive Officer, Environmental Defenders OfficeThis event was held via Zoom on Tuesday 16 August 2022. For more information about this event visit: bit.ly/3R4vQtYSign up to the Sydney Environment Institute's monthly newsletter to stay up to date with upcoming events and new articles published weekly: bit.ly/2VRxq7u
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