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A journey in (geo)science communication (Sedgwick Club Conference)

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From dodgy pubs in West London to the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, I’ve been lucky to talk to many people about the important role geoscience plays in our everyday lives. But what have I learnt along the way? And can anything I’ve found out help us talk more productively with the public about the importance of science in society, especially as we face significant challenges such as climate change?

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