Cat Daniels: Keeping hazardous fluids safely locked up: Using geology to dispose of waste products
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Geologists' Association – South Wales Group
Cymdeithas y Daearegwyr – Grŵp De Cymru
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Our annual Holiday Geology meeting will take place in Cardiff on January 10th, 2026. We are hoping to have 6-8 short talks by members, which should be from 15-20 minutes long and prepared on PowerPoint We will be once again providing a buffet lunch. In order to ensure that we order an appropriate amount of ...continue reading "Holiday geology"
Volcanoes are among the most dynamic features on Earth, yet understanding how often they erupt and the style of their eruptions remains a major challenge. Each volcano has its own personality, but there are also similarities between them. Volcanic tephra, fragments of magma ejected during an eruption, such as ash, is commonly produced by volcanic ...continue reading "Emma Watts: From ash to eruption: using volcanic fingerprints to uncover Japan’s volcanic history"