

Miriam Lyons: After Luck, Festival of Dangerous Ideas 2015
Sep 9, 2015
Miriam Lyons, Australian policy analyst, discusses the consequences of the mining boom in Australia, the need for better management of natural resources, and the importance of taking action on climate change. She also explores the adverse effects of mining on rivers and land, advocates for a sustainable and low-carbon future, questions the subsidies given to the fossil fuel industry, and highlights the declining influence of political parties in Western democracies.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The End of the Mining Boom: Lessons from Nauru and Norway
02:02 • 31min
Mining and its Impact on Rivers and Land
33:12 • 5min
Creating a Sustainable and Low-Carbon Future
37:56 • 14min
Subsidies, Lobbying, and the Limits to Growth: Exploring Australian Politics and Policy
51:50 • 5min
New Policy Agendas and the Influence of External Sources
56:46 • 7min