The August/September 2026 issue of Ground Engineering takes an in-depth look at the subject of contaminated and brownfield land with features exploring soil stabilisation/solidification as a solution for contaminated and geotechnically poor soils; the importance of considering biodiversity net gains; and the impact of the UK’s PFAS Plan.
The impact of ground engineering on the natural environment continues in this issue with an interview with Michael Lunn, chief executive of Environmental Industry Association.
Is the urban heat island effect causing subsurface temperatures to rise a bad thing, or can the extra heat be harnessed for the benefit of society?
In addition, this issue also includes an article discussing the recently published CIRIA C824 report that links climate change and extreme weather impacts directly to geo-based risks across the development life cycle.
There is a talking point from Laurie Thornton on the potential benefits of automating core drilling for marine site investigation projects and a Q&A with well-known industry figure and Jooce Marketing & PR Ltd, managing director and owner, Debbie Darling.
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