Resources Policy

1974 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1976

Raw material problems of the Soviet aluminium industry pp. 222-234

Theodore Shabad

Mining and development: Are they compatible in South America? pp. 235-246

William Page

The economics of waste disposal in the UK pp. 247-255

David Pearce

Paper recycling and social policy pp. 256-266

R. Kerry Turner and R. Grace

Copper and copper alloys in the UK: Consumption and losses, 1920-1970 pp. 267-275

W. O. Alexander and P. M. Appoo

The use of materials from demolition in construction pp. 276-283

P. J. Nixon

Mineral investment valuation and the cost of capital pp. 284-296

Eli Sani

Resource recovery implementation: Engineering and economics: Conference sponsored by the Engineering Foundation, 25-30 July 1976, Rindge, New Hampshire, USA pp. 297-297

Arthur H. Purcell

The economics of refuse collection: by P. Kemper and J. Quigley, Ballinger, Cambridge, Mass, 1976, pp xvii + 181 pp. 298-298

David Pearce

Volume 2, issue 3, 1976

United States uranium resources the 1975-2000 outlook pp. 142-150

Douglas G. Brookins

Uranium in Canada: distribution, discovery and measurement pp. 151-166

A. G. Darnley

Metal prices as a function of ore grade pp. 167-178

W. G. B. Phillips and D. P. Edwards

The durability of automobiles pp. 179-192

B. B. Hundy

The economic role of engineering materials in the UK pp. 193-205

Peer E. Becker

Mineral resources and public awareness pp. 206-209

Guy Streatfeild

The long-run availability of phosphorus.: A case study in mineral reserves analysis by F.J. Wells 121 pp. [UK pound]6.66. Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future Inc pp. 214-215

J. E. Prentice

The economics of natural environments: by J.V. Krutilla and A.C. Fisher xix + 292 pp, [UK pound]10.75, published for Resources for the Future, Inc, by Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London, 1975 pp. 215-215

Richard Lecomber

Politics, minerals and survival: edited by Ralph W. Marsden xiv + 80 pp index, $2.45, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, 1975 pp. 216-216

Michael E. Henstock

World resource management: key to civilizations and social achievement: by J. Edwin Becht and L.D. Belzung xi + 229 pp, [UK pound]7.80, Prentice-Hall, Hemel Hempstead, England, 1975 pp. 216-217

R. Grace

Recycling: the alternative to disposal: by T.H.E. Quimby x + 133 pp, [UK pound]4.10, Johns Hopkins University Press, London, 1975 pp. 217-218

R. K. Turner

In command of tomorrow - resource and environment strategies for Americans: by Sterling Brubaker [UK pound]4.35, published for Resources for the Future, Inc, by Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London, 1975 pp. 218-218

David Pearce

Volume 2, issue 2, 1976

The dynamics of the new poor power pp. 73-86

Paul Streeten

The international dialogue on commodities pp. 87-96

Shamsher Singh

Agreement about commodity agreements? pp. 97-105

Christopher Rogers

The oil cartel and international financial stability pp. 106-117

George McKenzie

Stabilising secondary materials markets pp. 118-127

David Pearce and Richard Grace

The political economy of international marine resources management pp. 128-135

J. A. Butlin

Primary commodity control: C.P. Brown 292 + xix pp. [UK pound]11.45. Oxford University Press, 1975 pp. 136-136

David Pearce

Recycling and reclaiming of municipal solid wastes: Pollution technology review no. 17 by F.R. Jackson 342 pp. $24. Noyes Data Corporation, 1975 pp. 137-137

J. A. Green

Ocean mining. The new investment frontier: $95. Information for Business, April 1975 pp. 138-139

D. S. Cronan

Copper deposits: Origin, evolution and present characteristics: J.H. Tatsch 339 pp. $72. Tatsch Associates, Sudbury, Massachusetts, 1975 pp. 138-138

D. Slater

Volume 2, issue 1, 1976

Editor's foreword pp. 2-3

G. J. S. Govett and M. H. Govett

The Canadian minerals industry: A perspective pp. 4-10

M. H. Govett and G. J. S. Govett

Metal mining in Canada to the year 2000: Requirements for new mines, exploration expenditures, capital investment and labour pp. 11-24

H. L. Martin, D. A. Cranstone and J. Zwartendyk

Raw materials for energy generation in Canada pp. 25-35

David S. Robertson and Associates Ltd

A national minerals policy pp. 36-45

G. R. Hjorleifson

Management of Canadian mineral resources: An industry viewpoint pp. 46-53

A. Powis and J. L. Bonus

Fuels, minerals and human survival: by C.B. Reed 200 pp. [UK pound]6[middle dot]40, John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Baffins Lane, Chichester, Sussex UK pp. 57-57

P. F. Chapman

Ocean floor mining: by John S. Pearson $24 ([UK pound]12), Noyes Data Corporation pp. 57-58

D. S. Cronan

Waste management, control, recovery and reuse: edited by N.Y. Kirov 228pp. [UK pound]9[middle dot]45, John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Baffins Lane, Chichester, Sussex, UK pp. 58-59

J. A. Green

Solid wastes: edited by C.L. Mantell 1107pp. plus appendices and index, [UK pound]25[middle dot]55, John Wiley and Sons Ltd, 1975 pp. 59-60

M. E. Henstock

Proceedings of the (US) Department of Defense materials shortage workshop, 14-16 January 1975: $7[middle dot]50, published by Metals and Ceramics Information Centre, Battelle-Columbus Laboratories pp. 60-60

A. J. Kennedy

The impact of taxation and environmental controls on the Ontario mining industry: Canadian Ministry of Natural Resources Government of Ontario, 1975 pp. 60-61

David Pearce

Minerals and man: by James F. McDivitt and Gerald Manners 175pp, [UK pound]3[middle dot]75, published for Resources for the Future, Inc, by the Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London, 1974 pp. 61-62

J. E. Prentice

Blast furnace and steel slag: by A.R. Lee [UK pound]3[middle dot]80. Edward Arnold (Publishers) Ltd, London, 1974 pp. 62-63

W. H. Gutt

Tin: The working of commodity agreement: by William Fox, OBE 418pp. [UK pound]9[middle dot]25 (& US 22[middle dot]90), The Mining Journal Limited, London, 1974 pp. 63-63

E. Robson

Volume 1, issue 6, 1975

Manganese nodules-- an example of a Lasky distribution? pp. 306-312

R. A. Healing and A. A. Archer

The impasse over limits to growth: A suggested course of research pp. 313-325

Frederick J. Wells

Indonesia's mineral resources: Performance and prospects pp. 326-342

Bruce Lloyd

`Reserves' as a leading indicator to future mineral production pp. 343-356

W. C. J. van Rensburg

The geographic concentration of world mineral supplies pp. 357-370

M. H. Govett

Formation and use of industrial by-products: A guide: by A.W. Neal 134 pp. L4.75. Business Books Limited, London, 1974 pp. 371-372

M. E. Henstock

Towards an iron ore policy for the province of Ontario: Mineral policy background paper no 2 Ministry of Natural Resources, Ontario, Canada pp. 371-371

G. J. S. Govett

Copper -- the anatomy of an industry: by Sir Ronald Prain 298pp. $8.75. Mining Journal Books Limited, London, 1975 pp. 372-373

A. J. Kennedy

Volume 1, issue 5, 1975

Secondary copper recovery pp. 246-252

D. Davies

The automobile as a renewable resource pp. 253-265

L. R. Mahoney and J. J. Harwood

Resource savings from the re-introduction of a returnable system of beverage containers: a case study of experience in Oregon pp. 266-276

A. Peaker

Domestic waste recovery by Local Authorities in the UK: a background to the Green Paper pp. 277-283

C. J. Parker and J. A. Green

An assessment of energy recovery methods applicable to domestic refuse disposal pp. 284-294

Andrew Porteous

The role of Local Authorities in the recycling of domestic wastes in the UK pp. 295-297

E. Austin

Volume 1, issue 4, 1975

Resources and reserves of metals pp. 186-191

W. v. Engelhardt

Natural resources and national security pp. 192-203

R. N. Cooper

Material resources conservation -- a strategy for action pp. 204-212

F. Roberts

The recovery of waste lubrication oil: a comparative national analysis pp. 213-229

David Pearce

Some aspects of metal production in South America pp. 230-235

Michael E. Henstock

The politics of scarcity: by P. Connelly and R. Perlman Oxford University Press, for the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1974 pp. 235-236

David Pearce

Geology, resources and society: An introduction to earth science: by H.W. Menard [UK pound]6.10. W.H. Freeman & Company, San Francisco, 1974 pp. 236-237

J. E. Prentice

Material gains. reclamation, recycling and re-use: by Christine Thomas 91 pp. Friends of the Earth Ltd, 9 Poland Street, London W1V 3DG, 1974 pp. 237-237

Michael E. Henstock

Symposium: The disposal and recycling of solid waste: 7-12 April 1975, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia pp. 238-239

Michael E. Henstock

Volume 1, issue 3, 1975

Copper resource appraisal pp. 126-141

Sheldon P. Wimpfen and Harold J. Bennett

Resource implications of materials waste in engineering manufacture pp. 142-153

P. E. Becker and H. J. Pick

The economic and environmental benefits of increased use of pfa and granulated slag pp. 154-170

M. A. Smith

Henniker-3 materials forum: concern mixed with caution pp. 176-178

A. H. Purcell

8th World mining congress: 3-8 November 1974, Lima, Peru pp. 178-181

M. E. Henstock

The world copper market: An economic analysis: F.E. Banks 149 pp [UK pound]7.20 John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Chichester, Sussex, England, 1974 (published in the USA by the Ballinger Publishing Company, Cambridge, Mass.) pp. 183-183

David Pearce

Volume 1, issue 2, 1974

The material resources for the iron and steel industries pp. 66-74

Robert S. Barnes

Potential mineral reserves pp. 75-81

V. E. McKelvey

Conservation of building materials and the future of the built environment pp. 82-94

J. K. Page

The current status of the US mining industry pp. 95-103

John Morgan

Policy elements of US resource supply problems pp. 104-114

Hans H. Landsberg

Recycling--a nationwide concern pp. 115-119

Henstock M.

Development strategies for mineral exporters: 25 February-5 April 1974, Brighton, England pp. 120-121

W. Page

Volume 1, issue 1, 1974

Reduced dependence on imports--one aspect of resource policy pp. 2-2

Lord Zuckerman

Non-renewable mineral resources pp. 3-13

Sir Kingsley Dunham

Analysis of the life cycle of non-ferrous minerals pp. 14-28

F. Roberts and I. Torrens

The use of by-products in concrete pp. 29-45

W. Gutt

The concept and measurement of mineral reserves and resources pp. 46-55

G. J. S. Govett and M. H. Govett

`Goscience and man' --an international geological committee pp. 57-57

J. E. Prentice

The economics of natural resource depletion pp. 57-59

David Pearce