At least 30 per cent of UK could have suitable geology for the construction of a £12 billion nuclear dump, experts have suggested, as they prepare for a new review to find areas where Britain’s ...
UBSE Class 12 Geology Previous Year Question Paper: The 2024 UK board exams have arrived, and students are busy preparing for this critical stage of their school life. The Uttarakhand Board conducts ...
John Richard Underhill's research has in part been supported by research grants from the Natural Environment Research Council and the Oil and Gas Authority. The views expressed in this article reflect ...
Ever wondered if there was a volcano under your home? Well, now you can find out by using the British Geological Survey's (BGS) new OpenGeoscience portal. It allows the public to study all the UK's ...
Allerdale - one of four locations being evaluated - has been removed from the UK geological disposal facility siting process due to limited suitable geology, Nuclear Waste Services announced. It is ...
If you look closer at the building stones, tiles and pavements of the big city, you can find a hidden world of geology and history, from fascinating fossils to unusual rocks. In the middle of the City ...
The geology of the UK is unsuitable for fracking and the opportunity of the new energy source has been “overhyped”, a geoscience expert has claimed. Professor John Underhill, chief scientist at Heriot ...
A unique UK-Kenya collaboration, the British Council and its commissioned curators announced the title of the British Pavilion at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di ...
ROCK up and dig deep into the past for a gem of a day this weekend at the National Coal Mining Museum for England - Geology Rocks is back! This free-entry, family fun day, celebrates the world beneath ...
THE UK could be rocked by large earthquakes similar to those in the US due to unregulated fracking, an engineer has warned. Retired engineer and energy consultant John Busby said fracking could cause ...
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Rock drilled from Great Glen Fault gives rare look into distant geological past
The Great Glen Fault is the largest geological fault structure in the UK at more than 1,000km long and 40km deep, stretching ...
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