Cynthia Ebinger
Cynthia Ebinger is the chair of the geology department at Tulane University and serves as a scientific advisor in the U.S. State Department's Bureau of African Affairs. She has been instrumental in studying the East African Rift's formation and its potential regional and global impacts.
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Ecuador:
Cynthia Ebinger from Tulane University explains the slow separation of tectonic plates in Africa.
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Turkey:
Cynthia Ebinger states that the East African Rift began forming about 35 million years ago between Arabia and the African Horn.
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