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Today is #EarthDay 
so we want to promote the importance of geoscience in meeting society's future challenges - be that the UN SDGs, Paris agreement to avoid dangerous levels of climate change & other policies to protect the environment & ensure vital resources for all 
so we want to promote the importance of geoscience in meeting society's future challenges - be that the UN SDGs, Paris agreement to avoid dangerous levels of climate change & other policies to protect the environment & ensure vital resources for all
Hydrogeologists and environmental geoscientists are critical in ensuring access to clean and sustainable water supplies.
Exploration geologists are needed to source and extract critical minerals for renewable energies such as solar and wind power
We need geological engineers and geoscientists across many different disciplines to understand the Earth's subsurface processes so that we can harness geothermal energy and enable safe infrastructure development and carbon capture and storage technologies 
Geoscientists are also vital in mitigating the effects of climate change and influencing governmental policy through understanding past climates, modelling future outcomes and understanding how climate impacts environment, livelihoods and natural hazards 
And crucially we need geology, geography and science teachers, lecturers, STEM Ambassadors and other geoscience communicators to inspire and inform the next generation of geoscientists 
