DRYBLOWER

Dryblower: Big is not always best

IT'S always hard for men to think of anything small being beautiful, that’s a biological fact of life. But, in the business of mining there is a case for men leaving their egos at home because small is often beautiful, and meets the tests of practicality and profitability.

Dryblower

An example of how this works lies in the repeated failure of attempts to build a steel mill on the west coast of Australia, or in efforts to develop so-called value-added iron ore processing. At last count...

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