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Did the Anthropocene start in 1950 – or much earlier? Here's why debate over our world-changing impact matters

Our activities now affect the entire planet. But there’s a vital debate over when we started disrupting these systems. Was it 1950 – or hundreds and thousands of years earlier? ....

United Kingdom , United States , Blake Crawford , Western Australia , Karl Popper , Mark Maslin , Lucy Edwards , Simon Lewis , Erle Ellis , Anthropocene Working Group , International Commission On Stratigraphy , Professor Erle Ellis , South America , North American , International Commission , Climate Change ,

APEGA and AAA clarify building envelope practice rights

Edmonton, July 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) and the Alberta Association of. ....

Jay Nagendran , Barbara Bruce , Alberta Association Of Architects , National Building Code , Association Of Professional Engineers , Professional Engineers , Alberta Association , Safety Codes Act , Architects Act , Geoscience Professions , Functional Relationships , Building Envelope Portion , Western Canada , The Association Of Professional Engineers And Geosciences Alberta Apega , Licensed Interior Designer ,

Another quake rocks Victoria

An early morning tremor recorded in Victoria’s north east has been felt across areas of the state, including the Geelong region. The 4.6 magnit. ....

Western Australia , Science Australia ,

Another quake rocks Victoria

An early morning tremor recorded in Victoria’s north east has been felt across areas of the state, including the Geelong region.  The 4. ....

Western Australia , Science Australia ,

Fears Victoria University restructure may spell loss of 'world-leading' geoscience expertise

Sweeping Victoria University restructure alarms NZ's’s tight-knit geoscience community. ....

New Zealand , United Kingdom , Sam Mccoll , Finn Illsley Kemp Seismologyfinn , Mark Quigley , Katherine Holt , Finn Illsley Kemp , Jan Tinetti , Chris Hipkins , University Of Melbourne , Earth Sciences , Otago University , Geoscience Society Of New Zealand , Tertiary Education Union , Victoria University , School Of Geography , Geographical Information Systems , Physical Geography , Professor Mark Quigley , Geoscience Society , Prime Minister Chris Hipkins , Education Minister Jan Tinetti , Professor Nic Smith ,