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GPS could provide responsible supply chain validation

William Millman lauds geological passport system as best tool for mineral origin identification

Jacqueline Holman
A microlite image from the automated mineralogy analysis stage of the geological passport system

A microlite image from the automated mineralogy analysis stage of the geological passport system

William Millman, director of Mines, Minerals, Metals & Markets, told PDAC 2019 in Toronto, Canada, that there were still serious challenges to overcome to establish responsible supply chains for tin, tantalum...

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