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UK and Philippine geological surveys sign Memorandum of Understanding during bilateral visits
The new agreement reaffirms the organisations’ commitment to scientific collaboration, paving the way for closer cooperation on some of the most pressing geological, environmental and resource challenges.
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BGS research facility gains international recognition
The National Geological Repository has been recognised as an International Geo-Collection, highlighting its importance in supporting industry, academia and Government policy.
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Improving the circularity of the UK economy – UK CMIC webinar
Join scientists from the UK Critical Mineral Intelligence Centre (CMIC) for a live webinar introducing our latest report
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Thermal energy recovery from abandoned mines
New research at the UK Geoenergy Observatories is assessing the efficiency of UK geology for thermal energy recovery.
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Interactive exhibition highlighting multi-hazard research opens in Indonesia
The exhibition, part of a collaborative effort co-led by BGS, invites the public to consider how communities adapt to dynamic landscapes shaped by natural hazards.
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New research demonstrates stability of phosphate oxygen isotope in lake sediments
The discovery could boost research into past environmental conditions, tracking nutrient pollution and examining the impacts of freshwater management.
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BGS celebrates half a century in Keyworth
2026 marks 50 years since BGS, the world's oldest national geological survey, relocated to the site of our current headquarters, just outside Nottingham.
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Forties at 56: the North Sea discovery that’s informing the energy transition five decades later
Geological samples recovered from the UK’s first giant oil field in the 1970s continue to inform industry and researchers aiming to support the UK’s energy security needs.
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