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Critical Minerals and Canadian Strategic Policymaking
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Strategizing the Mineral Resource Complex in Russia
Strategizing: Theory and Practice, 2022The article deals with the Russian mineral resource complex, the current carbon neutrality trend in the world economy, and the current development of the petrochemical industry. The adaptation of the Russian economy to the global energy transition requires new approaches to the strategizing of the mineral resource complex industries as a foundation for
Nadezhda Galieva, Zharylkasym Galiev
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Critical and Strategic Minerals in the Russian Federation
Геология рудных месторождений, 2023Global development and scientific and technological progress are intensifying the use of mineralraw materials (MRMs)—the necessary basis for the production of high-tech products. The advanced producing countries of these products are in dire need of various raw materials, which are critical and, as a rule, are supplied from third countries.
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Nature, 1939
AS a by-product of recent discussions about resources in essential raw materials, the word ‘strategic’ has acquired a specially limited significance in the United States. It refers to those materials which are not obtainable from within the national boundary in sufficient quantities to meet current industrial needs and therefore, in times of emergency,
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AS a by-product of recent discussions about resources in essential raw materials, the word ‘strategic’ has acquired a specially limited significance in the United States. It refers to those materials which are not obtainable from within the national boundary in sufficient quantities to meet current industrial needs and therefore, in times of emergency,
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1989
The issue of Western vulnerability to interruptions in the supply of ‘strategic’ or ‘critical’ non-fuel minerals, particularly as a result of direct or indirect Soviet action, has become increasingly prominent in recent years. Concern over strategic minerals supply at the time of the Korean War, and continuing through the Eisenhower Administration, was
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The issue of Western vulnerability to interruptions in the supply of ‘strategic’ or ‘critical’ non-fuel minerals, particularly as a result of direct or indirect Soviet action, has become increasingly prominent in recent years. Concern over strategic minerals supply at the time of the Korean War, and continuing through the Eisenhower Administration, was
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Strategic Minerals — Their Impact on Mineral Processing Developments
1986Past experience has indicated that often there are no satisfactory technical or economic substitutes for strategic minerals. Accordingly, industrial countries not possessing such strategic and industrially essential resources have to develop strategies to assure that such minerals are available to them continuously.
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Global competition for strategic mineral supplies
Resources Policy, 1981Abstract The USA's dependence on imported sources of strategic minerals has grown substantially since the second world war, while its ability to protect the sealanes critical to foreign supplies has deteriorated. Domestic production has been severely hampered by a lack of access to mining on public lands, and by excessive environmental regulations ...
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Activities of the Office of Strategic and International Minerals
Offshore Technology Conference, 1989ABSTRACT This is an overview and discussion of the regulatory and programmatic activities of the Office of Strategic and International Minerals (OSIM), Minerals Management Service (MMS), U.S. Department of the Interior.
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