Geology Talk

Geological treasure map may be hiding in Hobart library

The Mornington Core Library in Hobart, Tasmania is providing mineral explorers with an opportunity to uncover the state’s mineral deposits without investing in an exploration project. Read More

Nickolas Zakharia28/01/2021, 9:01 pm28/01/2021 Comments Off 966

Geology, Geology Talk, Industry News, News, Supplier News

Icy past of Mars revealed

Planet Mars had between six to 20 ice ages in the course of 300-800 million years, a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences (PNAS) has found.
Read More

Nickolas Zakharia28/01/2021, 8:37 pm28/01/2021 Comments Off 737

Geology, Geology Talk, News

Microwaved coal turns into graphite

Researchers have discovered that coal powder can be transformed into graphite using a conventional microwave oven.
Read More

Nickolas Zakharia15/01/2021, 10:15 am15/01/2021 Comments Off 762

Environmental News, Geology, Geology Talk, News

Geoscientists unravel Australia’s volcanic mystery

Geoscientists from the University of Sydney have uncovered why Eastern Australia has been dotted with hundreds of ancient volcanoes.
Read More

Nickolas Zakharia08/01/2021, 11:56 am08/01/2021 Comments Off 958

Geology, Geology Talk, Industry News, International News, News

Mars megafloods uncovered by geologists

A research project analysing data from NASA’s Curiosity rover has revealed that Mars once had megafloods unleashed on the planet’s surface. Read More

Nickolas Zakharia17/12/2020, 9:52 am17/12/2020 Comments Off 1463

Environmental News, Geology, Geology Talk, Industry News, International News, News, Recycling

Could COVID-19 mystify future geologists?

COVID-19 is a major global shock that has upturned our lives, but how does it measure up in the grand billion-year scale of Earth history?
Read More

pcm_admin03/12/2020, 9:50 am04/12/2020 Comments Off 2066

Environmental News, Environmental Products, Geology, Geology Talk, Industry News, International News, News, Safety

Geological tool detects ground activity in abandoned mines

A tool has been developed to detect the geological movement and groundwater flow in abandoned coal mines.
Read More

Nickolas Zakharia27/11/2020, 8:32 am27/11/2020 Comments Off 1142

Environmental News, Environmental Products, Features, Geology, Geology Talk, Industry News, News

From pit to pit lakes: could abandoned sites be reborn?

It is believed that up to 90,000 extractive sites are located across Australia today. Academics from the Universities of Monash and Melbourne explain the potential for reviving these sites as vital assets for flood events, water retention and waste management.
Read More

pcm_admin26/11/2020, 8:03 pm06/01/2021 Comments Off 2054

Education, Environmental News, Features, Geology, Geology Talk, Industry News, Materials Handling, News, Regulation, Regulation News, Tips & Advice, Training

Tackling planning challenges to bring new quarries to life

Paul Stewart and Garrett Hall argue the extractive industry will have to be more proactive and consultative in the planning of new quarries if it is to satisfactorily meet the conflicting demands of construction materials supply and environmental responsibility.
Read More

pcm_admin19/11/2020, 2:31 pm20/11/2020 Comments Off 1450

Geology, Geology Talk, Industry News, News, OH&S News, Safety

Earthquake simulations safeguard heritage buildings in Adelaide

The structures of University of Adelaide is simulating the impacts of earthquakes on some of the city’s oldest buildings to test their structural integrity.
Read More

Nickolas Zakharia17/11/2020, 3:10 pm20/11/2020 Comments Off 922

Geology Talk

Geological treasure map may be hiding in Hobart library

Icy past of Mars revealed

Microwaved coal turns into graphite

Geoscientists unravel Australia’s volcanic mystery

Mars megafloods uncovered by geologists

Could COVID-19 mystify future geologists?

Geological tool detects ground activity in abandoned mines

From pit to pit lakes: could abandoned sites be reborn?

Earthquake simulations safeguard heritage buildings in Adelaide

Boral rallies shareholders to reject Seven Group Offer

Long-term lease opportunity in southeast Queensland sand quarry

Battery-powered screen joins decarbonisation challenge

Unnaturally round rock spheres are perfectly natural

Measuring Stockpiles By Smart Phone

Connect With Us

SIGN UP TO RECEIVE NEWSLETTERS & PARTNER OFFERS

About Quarry Magazine

Popular Topics

Our TraderAds Network