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- Climate change action focuses on tourist traps, say researchers
- Efforts to help Queensland’s tourism industry to adapt to the effects of climate change are likely to be focused on areas that attract the most tourist dollars rather than those with the greatest need, according to new UQ research.
- 15-Nov-2012
- Firms should consider relocating to avoid disasters, say researchers
- With the bill for the 2011 floods and Cyclone Yasi running into billions of dollars, a group of researchers from UQ Business School is urging businesses to consider relocation as a way to avoid future disasters.
- 29-May-2012
- Roadmap to Cancun
- The next Conference of Parties to the UNFCCC is to be held at the end of this year in Cancun, Mexico.
- 17-Nov-2010
- Business students urge action for combating climate change
- Queensland’s key industries may face significant barriers in adapting to climate change but it is essential they undertake early action, UQ student research has concluded.
- 28-May-2010
- Organisations should invest in assessing climate vulnerability: researcher
- Organisations that apply a “wait and see” approach to thinking about the impacts of climate change on their business might reach a point where it is too late to adapt, according to a University of Queensland Business School expert.
- 28-Apr-2010
- Researchers win all-Academy award
- Two UQ Business School researchers have won the Carolyn Dexter Best International Paper Award at this year’s Academy of Management Conference in Anaheim.
- 08-Sep-2008
- UQ students selected to Queensland Youth Environmental Council
- UQ Business School PhD student Simone Carr-Cornish will use her climate change studies to benefit the State when she joins the Queensland Youth Environmental Council.
- 21-May-2007
- More Smart State funding for UQ sustainability research
- UQ Business School student Martina Linnenluecke has been awarded a grant of $12,000 under the Growing the Smart State PhD Funding Program.
- 25-Jan-2007
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