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| Bonsor, H C. 2017. Integrating NERC (BGS) subsurface research and data to city development processes and policy (NERC briefing note). British Geological Survey Open Report, OR/17/005. |
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09/02/2017
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Bibliographical Reference
Bonsor H C. 2017. NERC Briefing note — Integrating NERC(BGS) subsurface environmental research and data to city development processes and policy: key learning outcomes. NERC British Geological Survey (BGS) Open Report, OR/17/005, pp.35.
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NERC Policy and Practice Briefing Note — Output from the NERC Innovation Funding Programme, and KE Fellowship.
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