Continued geophysical logging near the GMH Electronics National Priorities List Superfund site near Roxboro, North Carolina

Antolino, Dominick J.; Chapman, Melinda J.

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“…The subsurface structure dataset indicates that the most common strike orientations are 11°-30° and 31°-40°. Subsurface structural orientations for individual wells are provided in Antolino and Chapman (2016). The subsurface foliation measurements had a dominant orientation of 21°-30° ( fig.…”

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Continued geophysical logging near the GMH Electronics National Priorities List Superfund site near Roxboro, North Carolina

Antolino¹,

Chapman²

2017

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Continued geophysical logging near the GMH Electronics National Priorities List Superfund site near Roxboro, North Carolina

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Chapman²

2017

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End-to-End Lifecycle Considerations for Minerals Powering Critical Technologies

Cleri

Spangler

Fortier

2023

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The United States (U.S.) is poised for a new wave of industrialization as it prepares to scale up domestic semiconductor manufacturing and widely implement clean energy infrastructure. With widespread application spaces beyond clean energy, such as communication, computing, healthcare, national security, and transportation, the scope of these endeavors is expected to be massive and long-term. The success of these initiatives is highly dependent on the non-renewable minerals used in critical technologies necessitating the adaptation of current business and legislative models to accommodate future long-term extraction and implementation needs. Without these adaptations, advancements will likely be made at the expense of taxpayers, vulnerable communities, and ecological preservation efforts. Here we propose policy recommendations to the U.S. federal government to minimize environmental and socio-economic harm resulting from metal mining and promote integration of circular economy principles in electronic product design. These recommendations are expected to have both domestic and international impacts in reducing harmful waste and increasing product longevity. Furthermore, these recommendations align with ensuring long-term U.S. leadership in the semiconductor and clean energy industries.

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Continued geophysical logging near the GMH Electronics National Priorities List Superfund site near Roxboro, North Carolina

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Continued geophysical logging near the GMH Electronics National Priorities List Superfund site near Roxboro, North Carolina

Continued geophysical logging near the GMH Electronics National Priorities List Superfund site near Roxboro, North Carolina

End-to-End Lifecycle Considerations for Minerals Powering Critical Technologies

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