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Soils of Anglesey

Ever wondered what your soil looks like, where it came from, how it formed, why it is so different from place to place?... Read More

Gazetteer and Bibliography of the Mines and Quarries of Wales

We draw attention here to mines and quarries of Anglesey documented by the work of Jeremy Wilkinson and Dave Linton. The former north... Read More

Wartime relics

Whilst walking the coastline, you cannot fail to notice various wartime relics from World War 2. Some are obvious, like to spotlight lookout... Read More

AMOC runs amok?

Ocean currents around the globe are all linked – sometimes called the ocean conveyor belt – moving warm water from the tropics to... Read More

Controlling nitrogen pollution

A new report focusses on controling nitrogen pollution from the food system. ‘Appetite for Change’ says inefficiencies in farms, retail and wastewater practices... Read More

Online BGS resources

A plug for the BGS (British Geological Survey) website which has a comprehensive section to help anyone understand and learn more about geology... Read More

Earth Heritage, geological and landscape conservation magazine

Issue 60 just published Earth Heritage is produced twice yearly to stimulate interest in geodiversity and a broad range of geological and landscape conservation... Read More

Scottish fossil code relaunched

The overarching challenge was to achieve a Code that on the one hand discouraged irresponsible collecting whilst encouraging responsible research and recreational activity... Read More

Radon Risk

Radon is a colourless, odourless radioactive gas. It is formed by the radioactive decay of the small amounts of uranium that occur naturally... Read More

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