A proliferation of examinations of vertical, voluminous, subsurface, subterranean/
subaqueous, geological, or underground relationships has emerged in the last few years of …

Geographic analyses have centered on how state and capitalist enterprises—often in
collaboration with each other—deploy volumetric territorial strategies and processes to …

Relationships between geodiversity and culture are very close and frequent, and they are
reflected in numerous and different areas, situations or levels. The purpose of this chapter is …

Underground urban development is rapidly expanding. Like all forms of 'development',
utilising the underneath of cities can present a range of possibilities and problems. Much …

Abstract 'Volume'is increasingly mobilised as a conceptual framework through which to
engage, embrace and interrogate space in three-rather than two-dimensional terms. This …

On the Kola Peninsula in the Russian Arctic lies an innocuous iron disc about the size of a
dinner plate. If one were to prise this disc open, they would find the remains of the world's …

In the southern suburbs of Sydney, Australia, the rather curiously named garden supplier
Soil'n Stuff sells soil, gravel, and building supplies to gardeners, landscape designers, and …

Scholarship on voluminous geographies not only takes seriously geopolitics' three-
dimensionality, but also the ways bodies experience the diverse materialities and …

Geographic accounts of caving have critiqued the propensity of affects and practices which
reinforce EuroAmerican coloniality and hubris, while also finding alternative paths of …

Cenotes are spectacular karst formations in Yucatan, Mexico, often used for recreation.
However, their impact on water quality has yet to be explored in detail. Therefore, during …