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Ian Dunlop (born 1940) is a Scottish writer and former art critic for the Evening Standard. His first book, The Shock of the New, about seven historic exhibitions of modern art, was published in 1972. It was followed by books on Van Gogh, and on the life and art of Edgar Degas (1979).
Ian Dunlop is an Australian engineer, writer and energy expert with a particular interest in the interaction of corporate governance, corporate responsibility and sustainability. He is an independent advisor on climate change and energy governance, Chair of the Advisory Board Chair of the Australian Breakthrough National Centre for Climate ...
Ian Dunlop is an Australian engineer, writer, and energy expert with a particular interest in the interaction of corporate governance, corporate responsibility and climate change. Previously, Ian worked in oil, gas and coal exploration and production, and scenario and long-term energy planning.
David J Spratt Ian Dunlop. 2019, Existential climate-related security risk. Analysis of climate-related security threats depends significantly on understanding the strengths and limitations of climate science projections.
7 de sept. de 2017 · By David Spratt, Ian Dunlop, originally published by Climate Code Red. September 7, 2017. This blog is the Introduction to What Lies Beneath: The scientific understatement of climate risks, published today by Breakthrough, the National Centre for Climate Restoration. Download report.
Ian Dunlop. Former Chair of the Australian Coal Association. The ASLCG will work to reframe the climate debate and make climate an immediate security priority in Australia by assessing the full level of oncoming risk and building resilience for local and global protection.
29 de sept. de 2021 · Internationally renowned Australian documentary filmmaker Ian Dunlop received recognition around the world for his pioneering films about Australian Indigenous people in both the deserts and Arnhem Land. Ian Dunlop films Shorty Bruno near Yayayi, Northern Territory, in 1974.
