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December 2011/January 2012

November issue

Editorial

  • Building bridges - Ted Nield applauds a new 'citizen science' initiative aimed at preserving information from temporary excavations
  • Know your limits! - Martin Lack reminds us that, as European countries strive to resume economic growth, this is a world of finite resources

Geonews

  • When Earth gets the bloats - Monique Tsang reports on a fossil drainage system that reveals mantle convection-induced topographic changes
  • Glimpses of the past - John Powell, Gemma Nash and Patrick Bell urge everyone to get logging with BGS's new 'citizen science' website

Society News

Features

  • Third of Forth - John Brown and Tom Berry reveal how ground investigations for the Forth replacement Crossing are redefining the geology of the Firth
  • Double-crossed Nicol - Howard Falcon-Lang digs thedirt on the dastardy palaeobotanist who tried to steal William Nicol's glory

Online Special

  • Boundary Issue - Nicol Morton, Former Chair of the International Subcommission on Jurassic Stratigraphy, describes the process of defining the System's base, and hammering in the 'golden spike'

Books & Arts

People

  • Distant Thunder - Risen from the ashes: Nina Morgan discovers a Christmassy map app...

Letters


Sticks & Stones
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