POLINARES a European project to help
identify global challenges relating to competition for access to mineral resources
POLINARES is a European project designed to help
identify the main global challenges
relating to competition for access to resources, and to propose new approaches to
collaborative solution
- European dependence on and
concentration tendencies of the material production
- Mining investment trends and
implications for minerals availability
- Mining industry corporate actors
analysis
- Geological Availability
- By-product Elements and Coupled
Elements
- Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining
(ASM)
- The contribution of recycling to the
supply of metals and minerals
- Phosphate and potash as examples for
non-metallic raw material markets
- Secondary phosphate
- Unconventional Oil
- Transport of Natural Gas
- Mineral exploration expenditures
- Chinese investments in Africa’s
resource sector
- The role of emerging technologies in
rapidly changing demand for mineral raw materials
- Case study: Tantalum in the world
economy: History, uses and demand
- Mining technology – trends and
development
- Future availability and demand for oil
gas and key minerals
- Critical minerals for the EU
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