There is no possibility of achieving our stated goal of sustainable development if we don’t stabilise the human population and reduce our resource demands.
Recognised by the Queensland government as “a living legend”, Prof Ian Lowe is popular keynote and conference speaker and an internationally recognised expert on environmental issues, energy, science, technology and futures.
Previous experience
He has held senior advisory roles for all three levels of government and consulted extensively. In 1988, Ian was named Australian Humanist of the Year and in 1991 delivered the Boyer Lectures for the ABC.
Awards:
In 2000 Ian received the Queensland Premier's Millennium Award for Excellence in Science and the Prime Minster's Environmental Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement. He also received the Eureka Award for Promotion of Science. Ian was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2001 for services to science and technology, was elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering in 2005, and [perhaps] was awarded the Konrad Lorenz gold medal in 2009 by the International Academy of Sciences, Health and Ecology for his contributions to sustainable futures.
Ian captivated the audience through his great mannerism delivering an appropriate speech to the audience. Time flew by and many people would have listened to him much longer. He had supurb k ... keep reading Powercor Australia
Obviously knew the subject matter very well but also connected with the audience very well.
