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Page 16
Proposals to lessen U.S. mineral - import dependence rely upon solutions that
include alternative sources of domestic production , finding new deposits abroad
to increase competition in foreign markets , research on substitute materials , and
...
Proposals to lessen U.S. mineral - import dependence rely upon solutions that
include alternative sources of domestic production , finding new deposits abroad
to increase competition in foreign markets , research on substitute materials , and
...
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This term , strategic and critical , is applied to those minerals which are essential
to our Nation's economic well being and military security and for which domestic
or secure foreign sources are not assured . Strategic and Critical Minerals in the ...
This term , strategic and critical , is applied to those minerals which are essential
to our Nation's economic well being and military security and for which domestic
or secure foreign sources are not assured . Strategic and Critical Minerals in the ...
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The Carlin Mine , northeastern Nevada , one of the largest disseminated gold
mines in the United States . shows them to be analogous to the famed Chilean
nitrate deposits , the major sources of nitrate for fertilizer and explosives for the
100 ...
The Carlin Mine , northeastern Nevada , one of the largest disseminated gold
mines in the United States . shows them to be analogous to the famed Chilean
nitrate deposits , the major sources of nitrate for fertilizer and explosives for the
100 ...
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Monthly amounts of sediment and nutrients passing the stations were estimated
by a computer model and used , together with data from sewage - treatment
plants , tributaries , and nonpoint sources , to determine sediment and nutrient ...
Monthly amounts of sediment and nutrients passing the stations were estimated
by a computer model and used , together with data from sewage - treatment
plants , tributaries , and nonpoint sources , to determine sediment and nutrient ...
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Geological Survey budget for fiscal years 1979 to 1984 , by activity and sources
of funds ( Dollars in thousands ; totals may not add due to rounding ) TABLE 2.
Geological Survey reimbursable program funds from other Federal. Budgetary
and ...
Geological Survey budget for fiscal years 1979 to 1984 , by activity and sources
of funds ( Dollars in thousands ; totals may not add due to rounding ) TABLE 2.
Geological Survey reimbursable program funds from other Federal. Budgetary
and ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1985 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Dec 2012 |
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