Latest news from the British Geological Survey
New data reveals latest mineral workings around Great Britain and Northern Ireland
The newest release of BGS BritPits provides information on an additional 6500 surface and underground mineral workings.
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New seabed geology maps to enable long term conservation around Ascension Island
BGS deliver the first marine geology and habitat maps for one of the World’s largest marine protected areas.
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Exploring Scotland’s hidden energy potential with geology and geophysics: fieldwork in the Cairngorms
BUFI student Innes Campbell discusses his research on Scotland’s radiothermal granites and how a fieldtrip with BGS helped further explore the subject.
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New study reveals long-term effects of deep-sea mining and first signs of biological recovery
BGS geologists were involved in new study revealing the long-term effects of seabed mining tracks, 44 years after deep-sea trials in the Pacific Ocean.
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BGS announces new director of its international geoscience programme
Experienced international development research leader joins the organisation.
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Future projections for mineral demand highlight vulnerabilities in UK supply chain
New Government-commissioned studies reveal that the UK may require as much as 40 per cent of the global lithium supply to meet anticipated demand by 2030.
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Presence of harmful chemicals found in water sources across southern Indian capital, study finds
Research has revealed the urgent need for improved water quality in Bengaluru and other Indian cities.
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Critical Mineral Intelligence Centre hosts second conference
The Critical Minerals Intelligence Centre conference took place at BGS’s headquarters in Keyworth, Nottinghamshire.
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