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Mining & Recycling
Sustainable mining practices and 100% recyclability add to the value and importance of copper.
Technical Reports
The U.S. Copper-base Scrap Industry and Its By-products – 2012 [PDF-1.25 MB]
For nearly 5,000 years, copper was the only metal known to man. Today, it’s one of the most used and reused of our “modern” metals.
An easy to read discussion on copper recycling by the British Copper Development Association.
An in-depth collection of articles in Innovations, our on-line e-zine, on how copper is recycled in individual products such as roofs, radiators, etc.
Trends in US copper alloy scrap and effects of product shifts
Copper alloy scrap provides about half of the copper consumed in the United States each year...<more>
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