Drilling, geophysics, and good old-fashioned legwork can tell us a lot about mineral deposits, but sometimes these standard methods aren’t […]
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Out of all the ‘critical’ metals, cobalt (Co) is perhaps the most threatened. This rare metal is a vital component
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Geology can be hard to predict on the local scale (there’d be a lot fewer jobs for geologists otherwise) but
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Deposit models are the cornerstone of economic geology. They help us classify, understand, and find mineral deposits. Some deposits, however,
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This is the first article of many which will look at some of the great mineral deposits of the world.
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Resistivity Method – The Basics Without going into the physics of Ohm’s law, if you run a current through different
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Gravity Surveys – The Basics Gravity surveys measure minute variations in gravity. Gravity at every point on the surface of
