Medical geology is the study of the relationships between geoenvironmental factors and the health of plants, animals and humans.
BGS-led research has helped develop a method to identify ancient human and animal wetland inhabitants.
BGS’s Ian Millar has been honoured for his geological research in Antarctica by having a mountain on the continent named after him.
BGS research leads to advancements in the detection of plutonium and ultimately the determination of soil erosion rates in tropical soils.
Looking at innovative ways of creating resilience to flooding hazards with natural flood management.
BGS geologist, Luis Albornoz-Parra, discusses the iconic Edinburgh monument, the building stones used in its construction and the result (so far) of its conservation efforts.
Scientists have uncovered clear signs of the impact environmental pollution is having across the country’s soil.
New ‘hydrological hub’ to foster research and provide essential national water management datasets and tools.
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