Abstract:Community concerns over resource extraction and public anxieties about insertion of waters and waste are creating a growing societal unease about geological exploitation of the subsurface. Addressing these emergent areas of socially contested subsurface geoscience is difficult for many academic and industrial geologists, not least because translating unfamiliar concepts of the geological subsurface between stakeholders presents a challenge. This paper proposes a novel approach to engaging publics with geologic… Show more
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