A new report published by the UK’s Government Office (GO) for Science has found that data and policy tools needed to manage the subsurface still “lag behind” those used for the surface.
Ground Engineering (GE) has launched its early career contributor initiative, which replaces the previous student editor role.
The Welsh Government and ground engineering firm Central Alliance are working on a study to further map and evaluate coal tips in South Wales using satellite technology.
Submissions for abstracts for the 21st International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (ICSMGE) to take place in Vienna in 2026 are now open.
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The £3.5bn Mersey Tidal Power project has moved forward with the submission of a scoping report to the Planning Inspectorate, marking the start of the formal planning process.
A mine working that has been uncovered on the A30 link road project in Cornwall is likely to be connected to a 19th century tin mine and could be “deeper and longer” than it appears, a mining consultant has said.
Drilling contractors have been called upon to support more “full-scale fixes” on road and railway assets this year following one of the UK’s wettest winters on record.
The collapse of two houses in south west London during renovation works that included basement construction could have resulted in “injury or fatality”, a Collaborative Reporting for Safer Structures (CROSS) engineer has said.
The A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful has reopened after rainfall triggered a 500t landslide over the weekend.
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