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Kilauea Volcano

Study reveals how the world’s most active volcano was born

A new international study led by Monash University has described for the first time what may have triggered the birth of Kilauea, one of the most active volcanoes in Hawaii.

Earth Atmosphere and Environment

New light shed on Titan’s dunes

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Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, is an enigma with scientists unclear on how its vast expanses of dunes developed.

Earth Atmosphere and Environment 19 May 2022

Study reveals new way to reconstruct past climate on Mars

A study led by a Monash University geologist has provided fresh evidence for when high rates of erosion occurred throughout the history of Mars.

Earth Atmosphere and Environment 13 May 2022

New chemistry provides fresh clues on how to extract rare metals more sustainably

A new international study has revealed how nature can inspire the reverse engineering of natural ore forming processes and support the transition to a carbon neutral economy.

Earth Atmosphere and Environment 18 March 2022
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Climate change may overwhelm governments’ capacity to mitigate unless we act soon: UN climate report lead author

Immediate action is required on global emissions or institutions and governance systems may find themselves overwhelmed in being able to manage climate impacts, Monash University’s Emeritus Professor Nigel Tapper has warned.

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