Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, Sydney
Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, Sydney
Forecast Trends of Australian Mineral Production to the Year 2000
Generally speaking, Australia's reserves of its more important minerals (in terms of export earnings) are adequate to sustain forecast rates of production to the year 2000. The rate of forecast production increases of these commodities (aluminium - whether as bauxite, alumina or metal, black coal, iron ore and ferro-alloy minerals, base metals, tin, uranium, and mineral sands) reflects a well- ordered and sustained growth phase of Australia's mineral industry.
Contributor(s):
A Driessen, A Gourlay, M Huleatt, N Knight, I McLeod, C Mock, D Perkin, R Pratt, E Timoney, J Ward
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