Kristina Stefanova of The Climate Institute and Charlie Wood of The Vital Few campaign discuss the emergence of the civil economy and what you can do to ensure your retirement savings is protected against climate change.

Climate Smart Super: What does superannuation have to do with climate change?

How vulnerable is Australia's infrastructure to climate change? Olivia Kember, National Policy & Research Manager of The Climate Institute explains. 

Australia is among the developed countries most vulnerable to climate change. Our climate is highly variable and predisposed toward extreme weather events, and our ecosystems are finely balanced and often unique. Most of the country’s population lives in coastal cities exposed to rising sea levels and connected by infrastructure exposed to the full range of weather conditions. Climate change will have direct economic costs for Australia that need to be managed.

What are the physical impacts and flow-on consequences of climate change on major infrastructure, such as electricity networks, rail and road, property and water supply? Olivia speaks with Stella Whittaker, Senior Executive – Sustainability and Climate Change of Manidis Roberts.  

Managing Climate Risks to Australia's Infrastructure

Olivia Kember, National Policy and Research Manager at The Climate Institute, discusses which countries are leading the global low-carbon race. In this podcast you'll hear from Lord Nicholas Stern of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics, Ben Waters of GE Australia & New Zealand and John Connor of The Climate Institute.