Groundwater flooding accounts for an estimated £530 million in damages per year; geoscientific data can help to minimise its impact.
How much of an issue are coastal vulnerabilities and what do we need to consider to increase our resilience to future events?
Shrink–swell subsidence is one of the most significant geological hazards affecting the UK. BGS has six datasets to help assess the problem.
A new BGS project has been awarded Circular Electricals funding from Material Focus to investigate the use of technology metals in everyday electrical items.
Our groundwater vulnerability maps provide an assessment of the vulnerability of groundwater in overlying superficial rocks and those that comprise the underlying bedrock.
The BGS is a data-rich organisation with over 400 datasets in its care.
Based on higher emissions scenario, provides the most susceptible value for the time periods 2030s and 2070s within the grid cell.
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