4.11 Associations
Many of the mining associations in Part 1 provide links to other associations on their websites. Many commodities also have their own associations where valuable information can be found. The following are examples:
- Aluminum Association of Canada
- British Columbia Stone, Sand and Gravel Association
- Coal Association of Canada
- European Carbon and Graphite Association
- Nickel Institute
- Canadian Copper and Brass Development Association
- The Silver Institute
- World Gold Council
- World Goldpanning Association
- World Nuclear Association
Lesson List
Module 4- Sources of Information to Describe Mining Operations
- 4.1 Basic Internet Search Tools
- 4.2 Peer Reviewed Journal Publications
- 4.3 Books
- 4.4 Peer Reviewed Conference Papers
- 4.5 Non-Peer Reviewed Conference Papers and Presentations
- 4.6 Thesis
- 4.7 SEDAR
- 4.8 People
- 4.9 Mining Magazines and Newspapers
- 4.10 Other Print Materials
- 4.11 Associations
- 4.12 Corporate Websites
- 4.13 Other
- 4.14 Summary
- Module 4 Appendix 4 – Books Written about Mining in Canada
- Module 4 References
Teachers Info
Donna Beneteau
- Specialist: Geology
- Experience: Over 20 Years
- Website: http://beyondgeology.com
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Her career and volunteering since she graduated from Geological Engineering in 1990 has been related to the mining industry.