| Even ten years ago the British Geological Society was a very low profile institution and scarcely figured on the radars of mining folk, with the USGS being far better known and cited far more often.
However, while the USGS was known for its annual individual metals summaries, the BGS appeared on the scene with a wallop at the end of the last decade with its broad reaching study and ranking of criticality of metals, which came to be known as the “Risk List”. .........................................Full Article: Source
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