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How ground engineers safeguard railways while protecting badgers
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How ground engineers safeguard railways while protecting badgers
Burrowing badgers create costly challenges for railway stability worldwide. Their extensive setts, sometimes stretching over 100 metres, pose serious risks to rail infrastructure. While badgers play a vital role in our ecosystems, their tunnelling activities can lead to significant damage, with repair costs reaching hundreds of thousands to millions of pounds. Here, Richard Holmes, director for infrastructure at Geobear, a specialist in ground s…
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