Issues
Abstract
Future Global Mineral Resources
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Sections
Section 1. Metals and Minerals, Now and in The Future
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Section 2. Formation of Mineral Deposits
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Section 3. Mineral Exploration: Discovering and Defining Ore Bodies
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Section 4. Exploiting Mineral Deposits
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Section 5. Estimating Ultimate Resources
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Index
Index
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Preface
Preface
Geochemical Perspectives April 01, 2017, Vol.6, V-VII. doi:
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Cover Image
Cover Image
New tunnel at El Teniente, Chile, in operation for over a century and now the largest underground Cu mine. This development will add 50 years of mine life and 17 Mt of Cu metal from ~2 km depth using panel caving, a new style of mass underground mining. This development illustrates a “light at the end of the tunnel” for supply of a large fraction of the world’s minerals, as mining shifts underground and reduces its surface footprint.
Photo credit: Codelco www.codelco.com
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