Geoscience: addressing global challenges
Click on the image to download the PowerPoint. This resource is a PowerPoint presentation produced by Prof Peter Burgess for the Earth Science …
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Click on the image to download the PowerPoint. This resource is a PowerPoint presentation produced by Prof Peter Burgess for the Earth Science …
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This resource is an introduction to radon and radioactivity. It covers basic characteristics of radioactivity and radon, the health effects of radon …
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Water, Rivers and Coasts is a web-based resource suitable for use by teachers and pupils in primary and early years in secondary schools in the UK. It …
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This simulation game for sixth forms shows some of the techniques used by companies searching for oil and gas. The technical and economic problems …
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This urban geology trail is a route around Port Sunlight village, which is a model industrial village founded in 1888 by William Hesketh Lever (later …
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This resource – the Stillwater Reservoir Conflict – is an activity that simulates the roles played by various interested parties when the …
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These resources cover industrial brownfield sites, stages in development of these sites and the remediation technologies used. This is one of three …
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This resource explains the diagenetic processes in sandstones and details the processes that result in anomalous porosity. The future of exploration? …
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This is a revision worksheet in applied geology. The worksheet is based on a geological cross section that shows different oil and gas traps.
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These are fully accessible trails around the University of Liverpool. The aim is to introduce the rocks and man-made materials used in the …
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This video considers when we might hit the limit agreed in the Paris Climate Change Agreement, 2016.
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This video considers how much carbon dioxide has been added to the atmosphere during your lifetime.