Decarbonizing industry represents a critical challenge, requiring massive technology up-
scaling, accelerated investment, and substantial science-supported policy changes. Such …

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is recognized as a critical technology for reducing CO 2
levels in the atmosphere and combating global warming. Public perceptions play a crucial …

Responsible interaction of people with the Earth system calls for deep engagement with
ethical considerations. Due to their professional knowledge and skills, geoscientists in …

Geoconservation is an integral part of nature conservation. It protects our diverse and valued
geoheritage, contributes to the sustainable management of ecosystems, provides a range of …

Recently the interest by geoscientists in (geo) ethical aspects of geoscience knowledge,
education, research, practice and communication has grown considerably. Today the topic …

Geoscience and geodiversity, two sides of the same coin, deal with very poor social visibility
and recognition. Ensuring the protection of geodiversity is not only in the geoscientists' …

Trust is crucial to achieving sustainability transformations and net zero. Much research has
focused on building trust in policies, technologies and behavioural changes related to …

Effective storage and containment of injected fluids, over a range of spatial and temporal
scales, is reliant upon the sealing capacity of the lithologies overlying geological stores. Low …

The development of geoethics is at a turning point. After having strengthened its theoretical
structure and launched new initiatives aimed at favouring the spread of geoethical thinking …

We argue that the deep time perspectives offered by historical disciplines, such as
archaeology and history, provide important human-scale data about climate-adaptation over …