1.1. Just about everywhere. from the bottom of the ocean to the middle of the desert.
2. Challenges
2.1. Mining and collection of minerals is very expensive we are also getting ready in the next 20 years see the loss of gas, copper, and zinc minerals.
3. Long term outlook
3.1. In the next 40 to 50 years we will see a major decline in Coal, Aluminium, and Iron.
4. Benefits
4.1. Boron: This mineral plays an essential part in Bone health, brain function, anti aging practices, preventing cancer, treating Alzheimer’s disease, and reducing muscle pain.
4.2. Calcium: This vital mineral also boosts bone health (prevents osteoporosis), relieves arthritis, improves dental heath, and relieves insomnia, menopause, premenstrual syndrome, and cramps. Furthermore, it is important in preventing or treating obesity, colon cancer, acidity, heart diseases, and high blood pressure.BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH
4.3. Coal: powers 60% of China's industrial sectors it also helps with production of 2.4 million tons of steel all in the past 24 hours.
5. Discovery
5.1. Georgius Agricola is considered the 'father of mineralogy" (1556) Though the study of mineralogy was believed to of originated in early Babylonia and Rome.
