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Going underground – Earth scientists observe the geology

The Natural Environment Research Council and the British Geological Survey are working to design two Geoenergy Observatories that will deliver the data needed to break new boundaries in energy, climate change and Earth science. Here, three of its scientific champions explain why new data on the ground beneath our feet is a vital part of tackling the energy trilemma.

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EW May 2019 pp32-33.pdf

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Journal title: Energy World

Publisher: Energy Institute

Organisation: Natural Environment Research Council|British Geological Survey

Subjects: Geology, Decarbonisation

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