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To: long-gone who wrote (37144)	7/14/1999 3:29:00 PM
From: Jim S	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 116895

Not bad, eh, Richard? Since she didn't make as much as others, I guess we can't hold it against her. <G> What I'm curious about is the multi-million dollar home she's looking for in New York. I guess the Clinton Legal Defense Fund has paid all the legal bills. Either that, or Her Herness doesn't think she will be held liable for those bills when she's single again? What scum those people are. Make me sick. jim

To: long-gone who wrote (37144)	7/14/1999 4:46:00 PM
From: John Hunt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116895

Sustainable Utilization of Gold Resources in China << Although definition of sustainable development derives, at first, from the western developed countries, it is a common idea that sustainable development road for social and economic development must be followed by every country. The Chinese government put forward its Agenda 21 four years ago, and, currently, the idea is more and more mitigated into policy-making processes of Chinese government at various levels. Generally speaking, attention has been paid earlier to issues of sustainable development in those western countries than developing countries, reflected especially in the area of mineral resources exploitation, including gold resources, in which prospecting emphasis is gradually transforming from their domestic land to those economically poorer but more resources abundant developing countries. Now problems arise as how to fulfill the sustainable development strategy, to realize the optimized coordination of various resources, mainly gold reserve, sorting and metallurgical facilities, and labor forces, and, to achieve the maximum value of gold production? ... more ... >> ied.org.cn Hi Richard, Some interesting statistics and insights into gold mining in China. Sounds like they need to bring in some outside gold mining partners for their expertise. John