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Factor of Ten Events

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Creative Writers' Workshops

Workshops to help develop new creative work.

All ANU creative writers with an inclination to write and submit poems, short stories, memoirs, essays or other short prose.

Getting started
Writer's workshop
24 Sep   9:00am
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Getting it Right

17 Oct   9:00am
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Exhibition of Visual Art

Visual art in response to sustainability.

Visual artists, principally from the National Institute of the Arts, have materialised ideas about the environment that have been formulated in discussions with scientists from the National Institute for Environment. The exhibition aims to engage people both emotionally and intellectually in consideration of the need to reduce energy and material consumption by a factor of ten if Australia is to achieve a future worth having. The gallery is now open - take a look at what to expect when you come to the exhibition!

Exhibition
Hours: Mon-Fri 10.30am-5pm Sat-Sun Noon-5pm
2 Oct–3 Nov
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Official Exhibition Opening
10 Oct   6:00pm
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Art / Science Gallery Floor Talks

Floor talks with artists, scientists and policy makers throughout the duration of the art exhibition.

Land-use and land-care
18 Oct   1:00pm
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Recycling, waste reduction and personal action
23 Oct   1:00pm
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The world in a grain of sand and as a planet in space
24 Oct   1:00pm
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Energy consumption and urban transport
25 Oct   2:00pm
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The greenhouse effect and upper atmosphere and oceanographic pollution
28 Oct   1:00pm
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Water use and conservation
29 Oct   1:00pm
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Funding environmental research and development
30 Oct   1:00pm
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Species diversity and urban water use
31 Oct   1:00pm
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Mining and its impact on landscape
1 Nov   1:00pm
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Writers and Musicians in the Gallery

Readings and musical performance.

Readings of work-in-progress in the School of Art Gallery by Factor of Ten Creative Writers who are developing poems, short stories, memoirs, essays or other short prose works on environmental themes; performances of original works by musicians from the School of Music, National Institute of the Arts.

Violin Performance by Leanne Bear
25 Oct   2:00pm
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Violin Performance by Leanne Bear
29 Oct   1:00pm
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Violin Performance by Leanne Bear
1 Nov   1:00pm
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Year 11 / 12 Tours

2 hour tours for year 11-12 students to the “Factor of Ten” exhibit.

Learning for a sustainable future
2 Oct–3 Nov
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Student Snapshots

Environmental Perspectives.

Seminar series showcasing undergraduate and postgraduate student research. Featuring locally produced refreshments from the Food Co-op and one day of music from the Jazz school + the didge.

Charlie Hargroves, Rebecca Lea
Factor of Ten overview; fire as sustainable agriculture
14 Oct   1:00pm
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Nerilie Abram, Stefan Kaufman
wildfires and coral; future of transport to ANU
15 Oct   1:00pm
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Bryony Wakefield, David Young
Bea Maddock - work and ideas; social change as a bottom-up process.
16 Oct   1:00pm
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Ben Kean, Bronwyn White
The Bogong Moth; Sustainable Economics
17 Oct   1:00pm
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Anton Vikstrom, Christal George
sustainability in the urban environment; social change for a shift to sustainability.
18 Oct   1:00pm
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Public Lecture Series

Lectures on the science of sustainability.

The Burning Bush - a short environmental history of humans in 3 chapters
Professor John Chappell, RSES/ANU
15 Oct   6:00pm
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Bread, Chips, Charcoal and Possums
Mr David Dumaresq, SRES/ANU
22 Oct   6:00pm
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Managing a Material World
Professor R.J. Wasson, CRES / ANU
29 Oct   6:00pm
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Other events

NITA Institute Lecture
Mandy Martin: The Other Side of the Fence
16 Oct   12:15pm
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The Urban Forest: A Planning Workshop
Bringing together the stakeholders to create the beginnings of something for the future.
17 Oct   3:00pm
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Sustainability in the Wild West
Talk by Prof. Peter Newman
25 Oct   12:30pm
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Parliamentary Style Environmental Debate
That:- Governments cannot deliver a future worth having
30 Oct   7:30pm
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