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  • NIOSH
    Bulletin 144 Report of a Joint Committee Appointed from the BOM and the US Geological Survey

    By BUREAU OF MINES

    In July, 1918, the attention of the Secretary of the Interior WItS called to the rapidly increasing cost of producing gold and the declining output of that metal in the United States. Realizing the im

    Oct 30, 1919

  • SME
    Mitigation; Helping Projects Move Forward

    By Kelly Sands

    "Mitigation may be considered a hurdle when it comes to environmental permitting. For complex projects with site specific mitigation plans, the time to devise those plans and get them approved can be

    Jan 6, 2017

  • AIME
    Project Finance - Does It Exist In The Mining Industry : CRA's Experience

    By Kyle Wightman

    INTRODUCTION CRA Limited is the largest mining group in Australia by value of sales and the second largest company in Australia in terms of share market capitalisation. In the past 25 years, CRA, i

    Jan 1, 1985

  • SME
    Financing Western Coal Development

    By Barrie A. Wigmore

    There are two aspects of financing western coal development -- whether there is going to be enough money to finance the prospective large development of the industry, and the specific techniques of ra

    Jan 1, 1976

  • NIOSH
    OFR-52-86 Financing Foreign Development Of Non-Fuel Mineral Resources: An Analysis Of Loan Terms Of International Financial Institutions Vs. Those Of Commercial Banks ? Final Report ? Executive Summary

    This report presents the results of a study for the Bureau of Mines to compare loan terms for non-fuel mineral projects in developing countries, from various International Financial Institutions (IFIs

    Jan 1, 1986

  • AIME
    Oil And Gas In Colorado

    By Carroll Wegemann

    THAT Colorado was producing oil and gas before the fields of the Mid-Continent were discovered is a fact too frequently overlooked. As early as 1862, oil was obtained in the Florence district (see Fig

    Jan 3, 1925

  • TMS
    Current Status And Future Direction Of Low-Emission Integrated Steelmaking Process

    By P Ridgeway, D Xie, M A. Somerville, S Jahanshahi, H Rogers, J G. Mathieson, Y Pan, N Haque, P Zulli, T E. Norgate, L Lu, A Deev

    In 2006 the Australian steel industry and CSIRO initiated an R&D program to reduce the industry’s net greenhouse emission by at least 50%. Given that most of the CO2 emissions in steel production occu

    Jan 1, 2014

  • CIM
    Automated Decision Support System for Optimizing the Selection of Green Building Measures

    By Moatassem Abdallah

    Buildings in the United States account for 72% of electricity consumption, 40% of energy consumption, 13% of water consumption, 39% of carbon footprint, and 30% of waste output. In order to minimize t

    Aug 1, 2013

  • CIM
    The November 16 federal budget ? moderate stimulus for mining

    By R. D. Brown

    On November 16, 1978, Finance Minister Chretien delivered his second formal budget in the House of Commons. Over-all, the provisions of the budget should provide moderate stimulus to the Canadian econ

    Jan 1, 1979

  • AIME
    American Copper Costs in 1931

    By G. W. Tower

    THE YEAR 1931 was for most American copper producers one of restricted output but extremely low production cost.. When compared with 1929, the marked reductions in costs achieved in 1931, operating at

    Jan 1, 1932

  • NIOSH
    IC 8646 Availability Of U.S. Primary Lead Resources

    By Paul McIlroy

    Costs of producing lead from various known resources in the United States are developed by the Bureau of Mines to define the future availability of domestic lead at various price levels. It is est

    Jan 1, 1974

  • AIME
    Is the Producer of Gold a Social Parasite?

    By Zay Jeffries

    OF the new production of non-ferrous metals in 1930 gold will rank first in value. We usually think of copper as the most important non-ferrous metal. The copper industry as a whole, that is, adding c

    Jan 1, 1930

  • SME
    A Historical Review Of The Relation Of Gold To Money In The U. S. And Abroad

    By George H. Willis

    In the second half of the nineteenth century, bimetallism progressively replaced by gold standard. After World War I and 1931-33 depression, gold mainly reserved for official international transaction

    Jan 1, 1978

  • NIOSH
    IC 8374 An Engineering And Economic Study Of A Gold Mining Operation

    By Edward E. Johnson

    The principal purpose of this study was the development of an engineering and economic model of a hypothetical large-scale open pit gold mining operation. The guiding concept in developing the model w

    Jan 1, 1968

  • SME
    Mineral Tax Incentives In Ontario

    By Kumara S. Rachamalla

    Long-term stability, appropriate taxation and incentive policies are essential to attract and stimulate investment in the mineral sector. An outline of Ontario's $4.6 billion industry and associa

    Jan 1, 1982

  • SME
    Design and Construction Challenges for the Ellicott City North Tunnel - NAT2022

    By Christopher Nelsen, Daniel Dobbels, R. Zachary Hollenbeck

    Recent major floods have inundated Historic Ellicott City, Maryland, resulting in loss of life and property damage. Howard County, Maryland, has developed the Ellicott City Safe and Sound Plan to miti

    Dec 1, 2022

  • CIM
    Building on Canadian Capabilities for Space Resource Missions

    By John Ratti

    Building on Canadian Capabilities for Space Resource Missions: Space resource science and technology mission building blocks Canadian historical perspective Status and future pursuits It takes

    May 1, 2013

  • NIOSH
    RI 2971 A System of Accounts for the Slate Industry

    By Oliver Bowles

    "Simple systematic accounting that adequately records all transactions has long been regarded as essential to the welfare of any business enterprise. Some of the defects that detract from the prosperi

    Nov 1, 1929

  • NIOSH
    IC 8820 Supply Analysis Model (SAM): A Minerals Availability System Methodology

    By Robert L. Davidoff

    Growing domestic and global demands for mineral resources have established an imperative need for developing comprehensive, versatile mineral supply analysis evaluation tools. The Minerals Availabilit

    Jan 1, 1980

  • NIOSH
    National Economy In The Third And Fourth Quarters And 1985 World And U.S. Mineral Production Estimates - Third-Quarter National Economic Statistics

    By Keith L. Harris

    Economic activity in the United States picked up in the third quarter, according to the latest estimate released by the Department of Commerce. Real gross national product (GNP)--the Nation's out

    Jan 1, 1985