Wish they would tell how deep the mine is

Is no more

If this government has allowed Boliden mining a Swedish based company with links to NATO now a non neutral country,,,to extract zinc vital to our unique landscape , which is the component to regulate glycogen levels in polarised light in manalian liver ,then they have threatened the lives and liver of every soil based lifeform on our archipelago of islands....Our headlands will become infected by contaminated insects as their natural predators will not have the energy to hunt ..turning the tropical disease filter of our western headlands receiving contaminated insects from the trade winds ,into a mosquito swamp uninhabitable for alll....and who stands to profit from that ?..the largest anti histamine producers Johnson and Johnsom Pzifer and our recent experiences become a recurrence ....Hands of our zinc and have Boliden publish their share shareholders list as required by the Company Law Act 2013...it makes for some reading.🎉🎉🎉

Discuss geo engineering instead of climate change. Only delusional fantasists believe in climate change ffs 🤦‍♂️ 😂

Sad to see its now closed 😢

Wind farms produce no power over a year. Electric cars run on coal, oil and gas. Try running a country on wind energy for one day. It cannot be done.

A tope!

Id like too know how too access the ortho aerial photography from 1973 as I heard its possible but I cant find where it is I only found the (Information Circular 81/1 aerial photography) document but apart from that some help would be greatly appreciated

Hi , thanks for putting this up - but can I suggest that the text all appears at once rather than appears letter by letter - and disappears letter by letter too - it's hard to pause the video so that the instructions can be read step by step.

Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro 🙏

I'm your 666th view and your first comment...

Unable to comprehend b/c sound quality is eroded.

What's a Hillshade, is it like a lampshade for hills?

I found that very interesting.

Mapping groundwater floods in part of Ireland. Surely a joint approach with the north's Geological Survey is not beyond the realms of possibility, especially after the Tellus Project?!

Deepest turloughs in part of Ireland. I understand that there are turloughs in County Fermanagh also

The really cool video would be great to get some comments on the data as a voice-over., explaining such as why Galways has such a large throughput of water in relation to the rock type and hydrogeological characteristics of the area. Also, any jobs going?

Hey man I've been collecting rocks and gems around ireland, it's a wonderful hobbie, would you mind passing over your email and I can figure out what rocks I have.. Great work also mate.

Thanks to the Geological Survey, and the geothermal association of Ireland for having me. It was great fun to come up and speak about my time in NZ geothermal research. Just to flag a few things with the talk: 1) Sorry the end is very rushed - I very quickly realized I have ran out of time but you can still see a lot of the work done in geothermal research in New Zealand at the GNS website and in the papers that the amazing researchers there publish. 2) I was wrong when I said there were no borehole seismometers in the Wairakei seismicity study - there were of course, you can read more about that in any of the great conference proceedings papers by Fabian Sepulveda of Contact Energy. 3) If any other inconsistencies in what I talked about are spotted here feel free to flag them and discuss them here. Science is better with debate. Thanks again! :)

Nice video, try to add some music to make it even better, a sub from me, good work with the drone footage, looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for posting.