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05/08/2012

Meet Dr Melanie Fitzpatrick - Special Guest Blogger

Four years ago, Catalyst met glaciologist Dr Melanie Fitzpatrick

This year, Melanie is spending her first full winter “on the ice”. She’s living and working with 14 other hardy souls at one of the most remote locations on the planet – Mawson station in East Antarctica.

Catalyst is presenting a regular blog from Mel, direct from Mawson, to share with you her experiences of daily life and scientific work in this incredible icescape.

Want to know more about Mel’s work in Antarctica? Ask her a question via the comments tab!

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I appreciate your help. You really helped me.

Posted by: High School Diploma | 05/21/2012 at 07:41 PM

Please describe your dispute resolution processes at Mawson. I give lectures from time to time about mediation techniques in various professions and industries. Yours must be an important element of sustaining the relationships between small groups of people working together in close proximity. I heard your interview with Fran Kelly this morning. Enjoy your shortest day celebrations! If you are able to reply to me by email, it would be great to hear from you.
Best wishes, Chris Lowden CEO & Mediator, Mediation Australia ( you can find me on "LinkedIn" ) Level 2 229 Greenhill. Road Dulwich South Australia 5065 ph L/lL: 61 8 8379 2910 / M: 61 409 837837; email: chris.lowden@mediationaustralia.net.au Web: www.mediationaustralia.net.au

Posted by: Chris Lowden (Mr) | 06/21/2012 at 09:39 AM

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Paul Sharp is an adventurer and founder of the Two Hands Project, the Sydney based NGO which activates people on the issue of plastic pollution and challenges governments and industry to apply reusable design and cradle to cradle concepts to end plastic pollution. Paul is a seabird and marine mammal rescuer as well as a "citizen scientist" participating in data collection for marine studies around Australia and globally, from sea-grass to sharks. He has a particular interest in the emerging issue of plastic pollution.

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