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#GPS2021event

Geoscience, Policy and Society

Transatlantic Perspectives of Geological Surveys

Online event  |  7 to 11 June 2021  |  10.00 am (EDT) / 4.00 pm (CEST)

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The Geoscience, Policy, and Society (GPS) 2021 free online event aims to discuss the crucial role of the subsurface and its resources in the transition of our society with focus on renewable energy, sustainable use of resources, and low-climate impact.

This event is being organized by Geological Survey Organizations in Europe – BRGM, EGS, GBA and GSB, and the U.S. Geological Survey, which have been engaged in providing the needed science for improved sustainable subsurface management and policy.

The GPS 2021 event addresses policy makers, regulators, interest groups, geoscientists and representatives from industry and the research community dealing with the multiple uses and management of underground resources. We also welcome anyone with a broad interest in geoscience or any of the specific topics presented to join the discussions.

The main event will be held from 7 to 11 June 2021. Each day will address a different aspect of geoscience-related subsurface use, management, planning, and policy, comparing and learning from innovative science and experiences of both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. Side sessions are planned between 7 and 14 June 2021 to complement these discussions by addressing more specific topics.

GPS 2021 on Twitter

The GeoStar Challenge ran its nomination and voting rounds on the event account @GPS2021event throughout May 2021.

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