Minerals Yearbook (with year and subject commodity or place)

The Minerals Yearbook is an annual publication that reviews the
mineral industry of the United States and foreign countries. It
contains statistical data on materials and minerals and includes
information on economic and technical trends and developments.
The yearbook is published in three volumes: Volume I, Metals
and Minerals; Volume II, Area Reports, Domestic; and Volume III,
Area Reports, International.
Volume I metal and minerals chapters contain an untitled
introduction, a statement on domestic data coverage, and an
outlook section. Optional topics are: legislative and
government programs, production, environment, consumption,
stocks, transportation, prices, foreign trade, world review
including individual country summaries if significant events
occur, current research and technology, references, and sources
of information.
Volume II State chapters contain State mineral production and
rankings, significant industry events, and State legislation,
and a State mineral- producing locality map. A statistical
summary chapter and a directory of State Geologists and State
minerals information personnel are also included in Volume II.
Volume III country chapters contain an untitled introduction and
sections on government policies and programs, environmental
issues, trade and production data, industry structure and
ownership, commodity sector developments, infrastructures, and a
summary outlook. Volume III also includes commodity reviews by
metals, industrial minerals, and mineral fuels, and reserves.