address scarcity issues. Within the LCIA working group it is recommended that the work of Müller-Wenk (1998) be deemed as current best practice for metal resources. To re-duce uncertainty in the LCIA, it is subsequently argued to consider the present social contexts with a shorter time line in terms of reserves, e.g. 100 years. Of course it would be necessary to update such 'scarcity ' on a regular basis, e.g. every 10 years. The separation of environmental and economic aspects is an important issue to consider for the actual 'impact ' of re-source depletion, and specifically the comparison of one mineral resource to another. Steen argues that there is no environmental mechanism with a common node for abiotic resources; ...
Mining in Australia is booming. Notwithstanding, production conditions are progressively transitioni...
Several strategic metals, elements and energy resources are about to run into scarcity in the near f...
In the past few decades, geochemically scarce metals have become increasingly relevant for emerging...
Today's global society is economically, socially and culturally dependent on minerals and metals. Wh...
A widespread and pessimistic view of the availability of mineral commodities calls for strong govern...
The famous 1972 study 'Limits to growth' (LtG) created global controversy about its dire p...
Time and again, there has been a hue and a cry that the world is running out of natural resources an...
In this volume, a group of distinguished international scholars provides a fresh investigation of th...
Historically, mineral resources have been vital in engineering the modern society. However, over the...
For many people the term sustainable mining is an oxymoron. After all, mining entails the exploitati...
Considerations of mineral resource availability and depletion form part of a diverse array of sustai...
The debate over the long-run availability of mineral commodities remains today as polarized as it wa...
Since the 1950s, as economics has responded to new environmental challenges, views on natural resour...
Adopting a policy and deciding on long-term investment in the mining industry by a government orpriv...
AbstractFor more than a century, the use of mineral resources has increased exponentially with annua...
Mining in Australia is booming. Notwithstanding, production conditions are progressively transitioni...
Several strategic metals, elements and energy resources are about to run into scarcity in the near f...
In the past few decades, geochemically scarce metals have become increasingly relevant for emerging...
Today's global society is economically, socially and culturally dependent on minerals and metals. Wh...
A widespread and pessimistic view of the availability of mineral commodities calls for strong govern...
The famous 1972 study 'Limits to growth' (LtG) created global controversy about its dire p...
Time and again, there has been a hue and a cry that the world is running out of natural resources an...
In this volume, a group of distinguished international scholars provides a fresh investigation of th...
Historically, mineral resources have been vital in engineering the modern society. However, over the...
For many people the term sustainable mining is an oxymoron. After all, mining entails the exploitati...
Considerations of mineral resource availability and depletion form part of a diverse array of sustai...
The debate over the long-run availability of mineral commodities remains today as polarized as it wa...
Since the 1950s, as economics has responded to new environmental challenges, views on natural resour...
Adopting a policy and deciding on long-term investment in the mining industry by a government orpriv...
AbstractFor more than a century, the use of mineral resources has increased exponentially with annua...
Mining in Australia is booming. Notwithstanding, production conditions are progressively transitioni...
Several strategic metals, elements and energy resources are about to run into scarcity in the near f...
In the past few decades, geochemically scarce metals have become increasingly relevant for emerging...