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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsAny miners or geologists in the house?
Break this down for us...bad pun intended. Thank you. LMSP holder of the Aynuk torch.
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Any miners or geologists in the house? (Original Post)
littlemissmartypants
Sep 2012
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Jeez Louise, you don't need a geologist, you need an economist to 'splain it.
Brother Buzz
Sep 2012
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Earth_First
(14,910 posts)1. It means GAME ON!
I haven't a clue...
but I did stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night...
littlemissmartypants
(22,740 posts)2. I am just waiting for
BlueJazz to pop in and tell me it is a picture of a dog.
DCKit
(18,541 posts)4. I think you're exactly right.
Copper and lithium being present in the amounts we've heard about do explain a lot of why the U.S. is so interested in their "freedoms".
Viva_La_Revolution
(28,791 posts)3. open pit copper mine
can't tell if the colors correlate to density or stages of excavation, probably the later.
*armchair earth sciences
Brother Buzz
(36,458 posts)5. Jeez Louise, you don't need a geologist, you need an economist to 'splain it.
That drawing depicts more than $40 billion worth of copper at today's market prices.