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Deep Marine Mineral Resources 1st Edition Yves Fouquet Denis Lacroix Eds

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Deep Marine Mineral Resources 1st Edition Yves Fouquet Denis Lacroix Eds
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Publisher: Springer Netherlands
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.04 MB
Pages: 150
Author: Yves Fouquet, Denis Lacroix (eds.)
ISBN: 9789401785624, 9789401785631, 9401785627, 9401785635
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: 1

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Deep Marine Mineral Resources 1st Edition Yves Fouquet Denis Lacroix Eds by Yves Fouquet, Denis Lacroix (eds.) 9789401785624, 9789401785631, 9401785627, 9401785635 instant download after payment.

Major industrial developments are based on the availability of energy and minerals: iron in the 19th century, aluminium and copper in the 20th century, silicon and
high-tech metals for the past twenty years. Today, growing tensions are emerging
between mineral availability and global requirements, especially in major industrial
countries, which continue to rise in number and force. China’s growth alone accounts for half of the rise in demand for base metals since 2000. Given the risks for Europe of supply shortages of strategic metals used in many high-tech industries, or even of certain common metals such as copper, it has become necessary to actively explore the potential of deep-sea mineral resources (DSMR), as a possible source in addition to known deposits on land.
Contents
1 Study Summary
2 Deep-sea Environment
3 Rare and Strategic Metals
4 Characteristics and Formation Process
5 Scientific Knowledge and Challenges Related to Hydrogen
6 International Law and Its Evolution
7 Training Organisations and Establishments in France and Europe
8 Access to Raw Materials
9 Conclusion

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