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CONTEMPORARY UTILISATION ОF THE NATURAL RESOURCE POTENTIAL IN THE UNITED STATES
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CONTEMPORARY UTILISATION ОF THE NATURAL RESOURCE POTENTIAL IN THE UNITED STATES
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S268667300000616-7-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Vasily Sokolov  Andrey Korneev
Edition
Issue 4 (532)
Pages
3-20
Abstract
The U.S. are provided with vast natural resources, which constitute a solid material foundation and the resource base of the national economy. This is especially important in current long-term economic downturn and for a tough going out from a deep recession. Further development of the country largely depends on the successful preservation of the natural heritage, organizational management and careful saving of all components of domestic natural potential.
Keywords
natural resources, raw materials base, resource potential, fuel resources, biological resources, environmental management, HE U.S., minerals
Date of publication
11.04.2014
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