Evolutionary and Revolutionary Technologies for Mining (2002) / Chapter Skim
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The original IOF industries included aluminum, chemicals, forest products, glass, metal casting, petroleum refining, and steel. Working through trade associations, OIT asked each industry to provide a vision of its technological future and a road map detailing the research and development required to realize that future.
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As background material, the committee reviewed relevant government documents and materials, pertinent NRC reports, and other technical reports and literature published through October 2000. Concurrent with the NRC study, NIOSH and OIT commissioned the RAND Science and Technology Policy Institute to conduct a study on critical technologies for mining.
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The health, safety, and environmental risks and benefits of individual technologies are also interwoven in the descriptions of individual technologies in Chapter 3. Chapter 6 describes current activities in federal government 9 agencies that could be applicable to the mining sector (Task 4~.
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