"Economic Geology, Volume 12" delves into the scientific study of mineral resources and their formation within the Earth's crust. Published by the Society of Economic Geologists, this volume offers detailed insights into the geological processes that concentrate valuable minerals and elements, making them economically viable for extraction. It covers various aspects of ore genesis, mineral exploration techniques, and the geological settings of significant mineral deposits around the world.
This essential resource is invaluable for geologists, mining engineers, environmental scientists, and students seeking a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of economic geology. It provides a solid foundation for those involved in the discovery, assessment, and sustainable development of mineral resources.
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