.Anthony Albanese just now, in the context of providing yet more flood relief, underscoring the imperative of ending the climate wars. "I don't know what it takes to wake up people, whatever their side of the political spectrum, to the fact that we need to work together ..

Sydney uni science postgrads and honours, please come along, it's going to be a fantastic afternoon

The inaugural HDR science conference at University of Sydney yesterday was a success! Heard about some great research from every school in the faculty of Sydney Science including from Alex Jones and Jamie Simpson from SydneyUniGeo

Successful day 1 at CAGE camp ASEG

Day 4 of ASEG CAGE and we’re doing nanoTEM and hammer seismics in Kapunda

William Shatner on his Blue Origin flight to space: "It was among the strongest feelings of grief I have ever encountered." variety.com/2022/tv/news/w…

#EGU23 abstract submissions close at 13.00 CET on 10 January (*tomorrow*)! If you use or build regional or global #paleogeography models, data, workflows, etc. - join us in Vienna (or online) this year! meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU23/session/…

I object to this chart, because it turns out that the reconstruction of a single location based on an ice core drilled 40 years ago in Greenland that ends in 1885 is not a good representation of global temperatures. If we use hundreds of sites and proxy records worldwide we get:

Thanks SydneyUniGeo Bill Pritchard Maria Seton and Bruce Thom for a great afternoon in Chowder Bay

Join us this Thursday at Club York to hear what it might have been like to live on a young Earth

It's been three months since the Turkiye Earthquake Disaster and yet so many questions remain unanswered about how such a disaster can occur today. Please come and find out in Auburn this Wednesday with some of the world's leading Earth scientists in this area

I wrote a little explainer on plate tectonic reference frames with the help of illustrations by Rachel O'Brien. Please give it a read and tell me what you think!

One of the all time test matches #ashes

I had the pleasure last week of tagging along to the third year field trip of SydneyUniGeo in Broken Hill. Our next crop of geoscientists did a great job of interpreting a very complex and overwhelming geology. Photo credits Ruoheng, Patrice Rey

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Ten days left to get your abstracts in for GESSS NSW 2023. If you're a student researching anything related to the Earth Sciences, we would love to hear about it!

Introducing Prof. Simon George, our first of several incredible keynotes to be presenting at GESSS NSW this year. Don't forget abstract deadline is this Friday. Get those abstracts in! (registration is also open for those just wanting to attend)