Minerals Yearbook, Volume 1The Bureau, 2005 |
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accessed add to totals Alcoa alloys aluminum American Metal Market antimony Australia average avoid disclosing company batteries beryllium BHP Billiton Brazil bromine Canada capacity carbon cement Chemical China chromite chromium clay cobalt columbium company proprietary data compounds concentrates copper Corp countries crude Data are rounded diamond disclosing company proprietary domestic estimated exports ferroalloys ferrochromium Ferromanganese fluorspar furnace Gemstones gold grade gross weight gypsum IMPORTS FOR CONSUMPTION Includes increased Industrial Minerals International Japan kilograms lead lime lithium magnesium manganese manufacturing materials mercury Metal Bulletin Metal-Pages metric tons Mexico mica million molybdenum Mt/yr nickel operations oxide plant Platts Metals Week Quantity metric tons Quantity Value recycling refinery reported Resources scrap shipments smelter South Africa Stockpile t/yr tantalum Thousand metric tons three significant digits totals shown U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Department U.S. Geological Survey U.S. IMPORTS United Kingdom USGS world production yearend