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Month: June 2019

research

Rising human populations drive environmental degradation in Africa

27 Jun 201925 Jun 2019
  Almost a decade ago, I (co-) wrote a paper examining the socio-economic correlates of gross, national-scale indices of environmental performance among the world's nations. It turned out to be rather…
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First Australians arrived in large groups using complex technologies

18 Jun 2019
One of the most ancient peopling events of the great diaspora of anatomically modern humans out of Africa more than 50,000 years ago — human arrival in the great continent…
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Koala extinctions past, present, and future

12 Jun 201912 Jun 2019
Koalas are one of the most recognised symbols of Australian wildlife. But the tree-living marsupial koala is not doing well throughout much of its range in eastern Australia. Ranging as…
careers…

Being empathetic for better interdisciplinarity

4 Jun 2019
Scientists appear to have mixed feelings when it comes to interdisciplinarity in science — the reaction spans from genuine enthusiasm right through to pure disdain. I myself have crossed many…

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