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DTSTART:20260910T080000Z
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LOCATION:Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington Street, New Farm
SUMMARY:Politics in the pub: Our changing seas and us
CATEGORIES:Culture
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
DESCRIPTION:<p dir="ltr">Our seas are warming, with coral bleaching, species migration and species loss, and extreme weather events becoming more frequent. Already the impacts are being felt- on fishing, tourism, recreation and food security. For a people whose identity is bound to the sea, what is the measure of this loss – for our environment, our economy, for who we are?</p><p dir="ltr"><b><strong>Panel:</strong></b></p><ul><li value="1" dir="ltr">Hosted by Elly Pashen (4ZZZ)</li><li value="2" dir="ltr">Professor Kerrie Foxwell-Norton, Environmental communication</li><li value="3" dir="ltr">Professor Helen Bostock, Oceanographer</li><li value="4" dir="ltr">Zoe McLeish, Surf Lifesaving Queensland</li><li value="5" dir="ltr">Jennah Williams, Marine Scientist.</li></ul>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p dir="ltr">Our seas are warming, with coral bleaching, species migration and species loss, and extreme weather events becoming more frequent. Already the impacts are being felt- on fishing, tourism, recreation and food security. For a people whose identity is bound to the sea, what is the measure of this loss – for our environment, our economy, for who we are?</p><p dir="ltr"><b><strong>Panel:</strong></b></p><ul><li value="1" dir="ltr">Hosted by Elly Pashen (4ZZZ)</li><li value="2" dir="ltr">Professor Kerrie Foxwell-Norton, Environmental communication</li><li value="3" dir="ltr">Professor Helen Bostock, Oceanographer</li><li value="4" dir="ltr">Zoe McLeish, Surf Lifesaving Queensland</li><li value="5" dir="ltr">Jennah Williams, Marine Scientist.</li></ul>
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