Our research is producing new proxy time series for hydrological change in Uganda over the last 2000 years using lake isotope records.
We are working with partners at the University of Nairobi to undertake a baseline survey of emerging contaminants in two contrasting rivers of Nairobi.
A sinkhole formed adjacent to the northbound carriageway of the A38 at Caton, Devon, in 2014 and a BGS responsive team went to study it in June 2016.
The BGS data exploration licences allow users to evaluate BGS data at no cost and use it in the development stages of a commercial innovation.
Data from the Glasgow Observatory will help us to understand coal-mine-water heat and sustainable ways of heating our cities.
The UK Geoenergy Observatory will allow scientists to better understand the processes and impacts of using warm water underneath UK cities as a sustainable heat source
Tromino is tool that is easy to deploy almost anywhere, which enables us to detect and visualise the layering of superficial deposits and underlying bedrock.
As part of BGS’s Geoscience Solutions for Net Zero campaign, the lectures will feature a range of topics delivered by experts in geoscience.
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