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Outline: Mineral Exploration and Mine Development ‣ Characteristics ‣ Where they occur. . . • . . . Depends on (a) geologic potential and (b) the investment climate ‣ How they are financed ‣ „Best practice‟ in public policy Roderick G. Eggert, May 26, 2010 12
Perceptions of Geologic Potential ‣ Perceptions based on: • Geologic knowledge from non-mining activities (e.g., road building, assessment of geologic hazards, etc.) • Past and present exploration and mining • Research and geoscientific information from public geologicalsurvey organizations • Geoscientific information as a public good • A catalyst (advertising, signaling) ‣ Exploration of an area is never done „once and for all‟ • Different explorers interpret the same data differently • Over time, scientific understanding of mineral deposits improves, technologies change, economic & political conditions change Roderick G. Eggert, May 26, 2010 13
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