Structural geology for a sustainable world

Christopher J. McMahon; David McNamara; Jen Roberts; Chris Yeomans

Structural geology for a sustainable world

Christopher J. McMahon, David McNamara, Jen Roberts, Chris Yeomans

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The transition to net-zero carbon emissions requires innovative use of the subsurface. Colleagues from the Tectonics Studies Group argue that structural geologists have the knowledge and skills to effectively support the net-zero transition.

Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Specialist publication	Geoscientist
Publication status	Published - 15 Aug 2021

Keywords

sustainable
skills
future
tectonics
diversity
netzero
geoscience

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