Unearthing identities
12 November 2026Dear Editors, Having read with interest the article Obscurity and notability (Geoscientist 36 (2), 10–12, 2026), I decided to investigate the identities...
Dear Editors, Having read with interest the article Obscurity and notability (Geoscientist 36 (2), 10–12, 2026), I decided to investigate the identities...
Dear Editors, I was fascinated by the article A Space for Discovery (Geoscientist 36 (3), 12-16, 2026) about the refurbishment of the Society’s meeting...
Dear Editors, I read with interest Obscurity and notability (Geoscientist 36 (2), 10–12) and The lady of Kent’s Cavern (Geoscientist 36 (3), 22–23)...
Dear Editors, I am writing in response to the letter from Stephen Moreton entitled, Clarification required. The article (Who do I ask? Geoscientist, 36...
I read with interest Rachel Wignall’s article in the spring edition of Geoscientist (Who do I ask? Geoscientist, 36 (1), 38-40, 2026) and agree that...
Dear Editors, I read with interest the article Obscurity and notability by Caroline Lam (Geoscientist 36 (2), 10-12), and especially the reference to Mrs...
Dear Editors, I read Is water lava? (Geoscientist 36 (2), 28) with amused interest. If water is lava, then are evaporites igneous rocks? Ice may have...
Dear Editors, Jonathan Turner’s article on nuclear waste disposal (Geoscientist 35 (3), 18-19) raises interesting questions. I have no doubt that we...