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'Future of the Subsurface Community of Interest' launched in the UK

New initiative aims to increase subsurface knowledge sharing between interested parties

Duncan Moore
A new initiative aims to increase knowledge exchange on subsurface issues between interested parties involved in subsurface policy and planning. Credit: UKRI

A new initiative aims to increase knowledge exchange on subsurface issues between interested parties involved in subsurface policy and planning. Credit: UKRI

British Geological Survey (BGS) and The Geological Society of London have accepted an invitation from the UK Government Office for Science (GO-Science) to launch a new network after its report, ‘The future...

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