Sentence examples for geological issues from inspiring English sources

Sales from Australian mines fell to 6.2 million tons from 6.7 million tons while geological issues reduced output at North Goonyella in Australia, Peabody said.

The economic value of resources is jointly determined by many factors, including geological issues (Li et al. 2000).

Nuclear and scientific experts disagree about geological issues and, combined with Cumbrian public concerns at having an underground repository for nuclear waste, the dilemma continues.

The results that we present here help us to understand this complex reservoir environment by their application to field scale engineering and geological issues.

New anchoring designs of improved efficiency and implementation methods for resolving seafloor geological issues in the Kuroshio off southeast Taiwan are also included.

The main novelty of this lesson is the improvement of the concept of cultural landscape (UNESCO: http://whc.unesco.org/en/culturallandscape/) and its expansion toward geological issues and man-geology/nature interactions.

Yesterday, a team of scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey issued the most comprehensive study yet performed on the supervolcano, using sophisticated computer models to estimate the likelihood of another eruption and the devastation it would cause.

Last Thursday, the geological survey issued a statement estimating that there was a 3 percent likelihood of a 7 magnitude aftershock in the next 30 days, and a 25 percent chance of one of magnitude 6. (On Wednesday, the area experienced a strong aftershock that was initially rated at 6.1 but was revised to 5.8).

The California Geological Survey issued a new regulatory directive specifying that critical buildings be designed for 50- and 100-year earthquakes obtained by probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA).

The U.S. Geological Survey issued a "red" alert, which means that fatalities could exceed 1,000 and damage cost more than $1 billion.

In June, the U.S. Geological Survey issued a report recommending additional science to address "major constraints to a defensible science framework for critical Arctic decision making".