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Organizations relating to Metallic Elements and Alloys
Metalock International Association / Ashby-de-la-Zouch, UK / Est. 1953
European Rare-Earth and Actinide Society / Lausanne, Switzerland / Est. 1989
European Foundry Association, The / Düsseldorf, Germany / Est. 1953
International Bioiron Society / Schaumburg IL, USA / Est. 2003
Organization of European Copper Alloy Ingot Makers / Berlin, Germany / Est. 1989
Fédération européenne des associations de négociants en aciers, tubes et métaux / Luxembourg, Luxembourg / Est. 1999
International Tungsten Industry Association / London, UK / Est. 1988
Nordic Galvanizers / Danderyd, Sweden
Asian Ferroelectric Association / Shanghai, China
Metal Packaging Europe / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2017
Quali Middle East Association / Dubai, United Arab Emirates / Est. 2006
ASEAN Iron and Steel Industry Federation / Shah Alam, Malaysia / Est. 1977
European Catalyst Manufacturers Association / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1983
European Committee for Iron and Steel Standardization / Est. 1953
American Iron and Steel Institute / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1908
METALS FOR BUILDINGS / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2011
Silver Institute / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1971
EURODIF Corporation / Est. 1973
International Board of Clinical Metal Toxicology / Leende, Netherlands / Est. 1994
International Copper Study Group / Lisbon, Portugal / Est. 1992
Aluminium Stewardship Initiative
International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1896
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers / Kansas City KS, USA / Est. 1893
International Copper Association Southeast Asia / Singapore, Singapore / Est. 1992
International Lead Management Center / Research Triangle Park NC, USA / Est. 1996
World Uranium Hearing Society / Munich, Germany / Est. 1987
Battery Council International / Chicago IL, USA / Est. 1924
Artisanal Gold Council / Victoria BC, Canada / Est. 2008
SIL LEAD / Washington DC, USA
Copper Development Association Africa / Germiston, South Africa / Est. 1962
Cadmium Association / Est. 1976
Gas Centrifuge Study Association / Est. 1973
Institute of Ferro-Alloy Producers in Western Europe / Est. 1970
International Union for Electrodeposition and Surface Finishing / Est. 1952
European Brass Teachers Association / Est. 1993
International Copper Development Council / Est. 1961
European Gold Manufacturers Association / Temse, Belgium / Est. 1991
International Association for the Study of Disorders of Iron Metabolism
International Organization of Materials, Metals and Minerals Societies
European Association for the Exchange of Technical Literature in the Field of Ferrous Metallurgy / Est. 1959
Organization for Cooperation in Iron and Steel Industry / Est. 1964
Zinc Oxide Producers Association / Est. 1982
Gulf Aluminium Rolling Mill Company / Manama, Bahrain / Est. 1981
International Tin Study Group / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1989
European Lead Development Committee / Est. 1953
Trade Unions International of Workers in the Metal Industry / Est. 1949
European Aluminium Holloware Manufacturer's Association / Est. 1958
Scandinavian Zinc Association / Odda, Norway
Ädelmetallbranchens Nordiska Samarbetskommitté
Aluminium Foil Conference / Est. 1955
View all profiles (298 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Metallic Elements and Alloys
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialLead as an airborne pollutant
Environmental hazards of metal manufactures
Instability of metals trade
Gulf War syndrome
Spent radioactive artillery shells
Plutonium pollution
Lead as an environmental pollutant
Environmental hazards from metals
Mercury amalgam fillings
Mercury as a pollutant
Corrosion of iron and steel
Lead poisoning in the home
Cobalt as a pollutant
Theft of cable
Manganese as a health hazard
Instability of trade in tungsten
Cadmium as a pollutant
Titanium dioxide as a pollutant
Iron dust
Health hazards of aluminium
Chromium as a pollutant
Domination of the copper industry by transnational corporations
Vanadium as a pollutant
Lead as a health hazard at work
Copper dust
Action Strategies relating to Metallic Elements and Alloys
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialMonitoring steel industry
Ensuring environmental standards do not lead to unjustified trade restrictions
Reprocessing spent nuclear fuel
Preventing movement of weapons-usable nuclear materials to non-nuclear states
Enriching uranium
Eliminating lead in petrol
Banning production of weapons-grade nuclear materials
Compiling data on metal industry
Controlling transboundary emissions of heavy metal pollutants
Recycling materials containing heavy metals
Recovering metals from mine tailings
Preventing lead poisoning in children
Disposing of materials containing heavy metals
Reducing uranium surplus
Combating lead in environment
Mining gold
Effecting metal crafts
Inventing metal alloys
Exploring for precious metals
Exploring for rare earths
Producing plutonium
Reducing plutonium production
Reducing heavy metal pollution
Reducing plutonium surplus
Reducing uncertainty over status of monetary gold
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