Care and repair: how to achieve a sustainable tomorrow

Researcher
Distinguished Professor Lesley Hughes, Professor Michelle Arrow, Associate Professor Fiona Miller, Professor Debbie Haski-Leventhal, Dr Michelle Lim
Writer
Interviewer: Sandra Odorisio
Date
7 March 2022
Faculty
Faculty of Arts; Faculty of Science and Engineering
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VIDEO: To mark 2022 International Women's Day, leading Macquarie University academics discuss why we need to take action now to reduce harm to our natural environment, calling for a collective community effort on the path to a sustainable tomorrow.

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