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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2019 · 54 MIN

Paleoclimate science and it's communication

from Fuzzy Logic Science Show · host Fuzzy Logic Science Show

On this episode of Fuzzy Logic we had three researchers from the Australian National University (ANU): Alena Kimbrough a paleoclimate scientist who has been researching rainfall in Indonesia over the past 380, 000 years by analysing stalagmites from caves in Sulawesi. Katharine Grant,also a paleoclimate scientist who uses ocean sediment cores to gain understanding of the earth's past climate even further back in time. Rebecca Colvin,  a social scientist who is working to understand how human group behavior effects our relationship with issues such as climate change.  

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