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Forget Extinction Rebellion, how about an earth history education revolution?

14 October 2019

5:05 PM

14 October 2019

5:05 PM

We don’t need rowdy Extinction Rebellions on our streets. We need education on extinctions in our science academies, classrooms and media.

Extinctions are natural events that close every chapter of Earth’s history. They remove species that can’t cope with competition or change.

The rocks are Earth’s archives, recording past climates, extinctions, ice ages, droughts, planetary impacts and volcanic activities.

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