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Craig O'Neill

The spikey end of geodynamics: The story of the echidna and plate tectonics

and April 1, 2020
An equidna

This week, Craig O’Neill, Associate Professor and director of the Planetary Research Center at MacQuarie University shows that not only humans are suffering from the consequences of global warming. The recent Australian bushfire season has precipitated a shift in the Australian – and the world’s – perception of the urgency of addressing climate change. With …[Read More]