The Periodic Table is Under Siege!

from Messy Times · host Christopher Messina

Rod Eggert, Professor of Mineral Economics at the Colorado School of Mines visits the studios for a discussion about the evolution of mining in America and globally, mining education and public attitudes towards resource extraction. Everything in your world depends on the minerals mining companies take out of the ground. How much do you know about how that all works? Here's a pack of insights you owe it to yourself to glean!

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