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Dear All! Thank you for attending the AOGS2021 Panellist Conversations. For questions to our panellists, please feel free to use the Q&A or Chat function.

01:09:15
Sorry for the technical problems. I have no idea what's wrong.

01:13:50
Why are peatlands particularly important ? Tropical ones in particular ?

01:14:47
Hi Maxime! to avoid your question getting lost in the chat, please type your question in the Q&A function. βΊοΈ

01:30:51
Shouldn't we devise better ways to separate out food waste from the rest of our rubbish. This should be relatively easy to do, would be useful to make natural fertilisers for agriculture, and would make the rest of our rubbish drier so easier to manage?

01:46:45
Thank you Janice! One of the panellists (Pr Koh?) mentioned harmony. It would be lovely to make harmony the central concept to help advance global sustainability successfully.

02:32:18
We have all adapted for better or for worse, but looking forward - how will the workplace culture of the post-pandemic (if there even is a solid "post-") future evolve? This is a topic on many people's mind. The lessons learned the past 18 months help cope, but there are more fundamental questions to tackle as well. Hybrid onsite/offsite models in how do we teach classes and hold meetings in the future?

02:58:49
Same in Australia

02:58:57
Same in the US

03:09:31
Students and field work aside - some people work better from home, some people do better in a group/social environment of a vibrant workplace. Some of my more number-crunching computational geoscience colleagues don't really want to return to their offices. I don't think one size fits all here, and people have developed a better awareness of what works better for them.