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APPENDIX B: Workshop Agenda and Participants
Pages 233-236

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... 09:00-09:15 Welcome and introductions Rod Eggert, Chair Critical mineral sources and materials flow -- Panel 1 09:15-12:15 Moderated by Tom Graedel Presentations and discussion (25-minute presentations) Jeremiah Johnson (Hawaii Island Sustainable Energy Initiative)
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... John Benner (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) James Marder (ASM International)
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... Day 3 -- Friday, March 9, 2007 08:00-14:30 CLOSED SESSION (Committee and NRC Staff ) OTHER PARTICIPANTS Mark Barton University of Arizona John Benner National Renewable Energy Laboratory David Cammarota U.S.
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... Geological Survey Glenn Miller University of Nevada-Reno Shinsuke Murakami National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan Lauren Pagel Earthworks Carol Raulston National Mining Association David Russo U.S. Geological Survey Essie Schloss Defense Logistics Agency Lew Sloter U.S.
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  • rod eggert
  • national mining
  • mining association
  • energy laboratory

  • survey marc
  • renewable energy
  • metals economics
  • jason goulden
  • concluding remarks

  • newmont mining
  • global commodities
  • ivan herring
  • marc levier
  • john benner

  • mining corporation
  • national renewable
  • island sustainable
  • hawaii island
  • asm international

  • james marder
  • sustainable energy
  • jeremiah johnson
  • mike kaas
  • closed session

  • minerals association
  • mineral sources
  • survey john
  • america katie
  • mark ellis


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