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The Future of Economic Geology,world will always require metals and other mineral products. We recognised that recycling and substitution will meet an increasing proportion of these needs, but the rest must be mined. We talked about whether (not when) our mineral resources will be exhausted and concluded that this is unlikely ever to happen, at least for most metals.

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Textbook 2012l supply of raw materials. It includes some thought-provoking statements and questions for discussion on globalisation and current practices in the minerals industry. In the second edition, all chapters have been extensively revised, and a new author has been added to increase coverage of some miner