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CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events
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SUMMARY:Polar Cities Circles of Sustainability Workshop
LOCATION:POLAR2018\, Davos
DESCRIPTION:"Antarctic Cities and the Global Commons," a research project currently fun
ded by the Australian Research Council, is examining ways in which the five
Antarctic 'gateway cities' might both re-imagine and intensify their relat
ions to Antarctica and each other.\n \nWorkshops based on the 'circles of s
ustainability' method (www.circlesofsustainability.org) (http://www.circles
ofsustainability.org) are being held in three of the cities (Hobart, Christ
church, Punta Arenas) to determine the both the sustainability and Antarcti
c 'connectedness' of each of these cities.\n \nThe advertised “Polar Cities
” workshop, which will be held just prior to the POLAR2018 conference, is d
esigned to scope the possibility of applying the same method to Arctic gate
ways. The circles of sustainability approach has been applied to cities all
over world, and could offer a useful tool for exploring connections betwee
n the far south and the far north.\nWe welcome anyone interested in explori
ng how we might progress this idea to note the date in your diary, and come
along to discuss at this open meeting. All POLAR2018 side meetings, includ
ing this one, are listed here: www.polar2018.org/side-meetings-schedule.html\n \nTh
is event is open to all.\nFor more information, please contact Juan Francis
co Salazar (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need J
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"Antarctic Cities and the Global Commons," a research project currently
funded by the Australian Research Council, is examining ways in which the f
ive Antarctic 'gateway cities' might both re-imagine and intensify their re
lations to Antarctica and each other.
Workshops based on the 'c
ircles of sustainability' method (www.circlesofsustainability.org) are being held in three of the
cities (Hobart, Christchurch, Punta Arenas) to determine the both the sust
ainability and Antarctic 'connectedness' of each of these cities.
The advertised “Polar Cities” workshop, which will be held just prior to
the POLAR2018 conference, is designed to scope the possibility of applying
the same method to Arctic gateways. The circles of sustainability approach
has been applied to cities all over world, and could offer a useful tool f
or exploring connections between the far south and the far north.
We
welcome anyone interested in exploring how we might progress this idea to n
ote the date in your diary, and come along to discuss at this open meeting.
All POLAR2018 side meetings, including this one, are listed here: www.polar2018.org/si
de-meetings-schedule.html
This event is open to all.
For more information, please contact Juan Francisco Salazar (This email address is being protected fr
om spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.