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Murphy, Phil, Kabrna, Paul (2023) It is not boring in Barnoldswick! The case of the Barnoldswick water supply borehole in northern England, and what should, could, and has been done to celebrate the borehole core. Geology Today, 39 (1) 27-30 doi:10.1111/gto.12418

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TitleIt is not boring in Barnoldswick! The case of the Barnoldswick water supply borehole in northern England, and what should, could, and has been done to celebrate the borehole core
JournalGeology Today
AuthorsMurphy, PhilAuthor
Kabrna, PaulAuthor
Year2023 (January)Volume39
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PublisherWiley
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Full ReferenceMurphy, Phil, Kabrna, Paul (2023) It is not boring in Barnoldswick! The case of the Barnoldswick water supply borehole in northern England, and what should, could, and has been done to celebrate the borehole core. Geology Today, 39 (1) 27-30 doi:10.1111/gto.12418
Plain TextMurphy, Phil, Kabrna, Paul (2023) It is not boring in Barnoldswick! The case of the Barnoldswick water supply borehole in northern England, and what should, could, and has been done to celebrate the borehole core. Geology Today, 39 (1) 27-30 doi:10.1111/gto.12418
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