Author name: Matthew Davis

In the rugged, inaccessible terrains of northwestern Pakistan, a treasure trove of mineral resources lies hidden, waiting to be uncovered. A recent study led by Islam Nazir Ul from the School of Earth Science and Resources at Chang’an University in C

In the lush, tropical landscapes of Vietnam, a hidden world of towering limestone peaks, sprawling caves, and intricate underground water systems lies beneath the surface. This is the realm of karst geology, and it’s a realm that Yanlan Wei, a resear

In the heart of China, a groundbreaking discussion is unfolding that could reshape our understanding of karst landscapes and their profound implications for the energy sector. Junbing Pu, a leading researcher from the Chongqing Key Laboratory of Wetl

In the ever-evolving landscape of remote sensing and urban planning, a groundbreaking study led by ZHANG Wenzheng and his team from the College of Mining Engineering at North China University of Science and Technology has introduced a novel approach

In the heart of Central Asia, a mountain range is defying conventional wisdom about how continents collide and mountains form. The Tian Shan orogen, a vast expanse of rugged peaks, is revealing secrets that could reshape our understanding of continen

In the quest to uncover the Earth’s hidden mineral wealth, scientists are turning to cutting-edge technology to fill in the gaps where traditional methods fall short. A groundbreaking study led by Chunyu Zhao from the State Key Laboratory of Remote S

In the ever-evolving landscape of volcanic activity, Anak Krakatau, the child of the infamous Krakatoa, has been making headlines once again. A recent study published in ‘Geoscience Letters’ (translated as ‘Geoscience Letters’), led by Herlan Darmawa

In the heart of southwest Poland, a former copper mine is undergoing a transformation, and researchers are using cutting-edge technology to understand the changes. Anna Buczyńska, a geodesy and geoinformatics expert from the Wrocław University of Sci

In the heart of Southeast Asia, Laos is facing an environmental crossroads. The Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), a vital ecological security barrier in the Indo-China Peninsula, is grappling with forest degradation, geological hazards, and

In the heart of eastern Poland, a groundbreaking study is challenging our understanding of how mining activities impact the environment, particularly vegetation. Kamil Gromnicki, a researcher from the Faculty of Geoengineering, Mining and Geology at