Mineral Potential Modelling and Resource Assessment in Brazil
This presentation by Felipe Mattos Tavares, Head of the Economic Geology Division at the Geological Survey of Brasil (CPRM/SGB), is part of the Critical Minerals Forum 2021: Americas session. For more information about the Forum, please visit: https://www.americangeosciences.org/webinars/critical-minerals-forum-2021
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