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Role of Geology in Achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals

Role of Geology in Achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals


Indoor meeting

in collaboration with joint with the University of Hull and the Hull Geological Society

Convened by David Bond and David Hill

University of Hull, Cohen Building, Cottingham Road, Hull, HU67RX.

14th October 2023 13:30 BST


Prior registration through Eventbrite is preferred, however spaces will also be available on the day.

Non-members welcome!

Carparking is available on campus.

Alternative parking is available at the Wilberforce multi storey car park (£2 per day).


Speakers include:

Natasha Dowey, Sheffield Hallam University

Working towards sustainable and equitable geoscience for the future

Alex Finlay, X-Ray Mineral Services 

Can the UKs mining legacy provide a Green source of critical Rare Earth Elements?

Peter Styring, University of Sheffield

Custodians of Carbon

Neil Hyatt, Nuclear Waste Services

 The Role of the Geological Disposal Facility in Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals

 As well as

an updates from YGS funded mapping projects (Dylan Patterson & Stephen Bean)

and the East Yorkshire GeoPark working group (Richard Myerscough)

A polluting historic Pb-Zn mine in central Wales – a potential REE resource? (Alex Finlay)


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