Minerals of the Industrial Revolution: Part 3. Transport
What really brought the Industrial Revolution into everyday life and movement? Partly steel, but not coal! It was the switch from coal to oil that put motorized transportation within everyone's reach - and still does today. @HowMineralsMadeCivilization continues to describe the minerals that put the revolution in the Industrial Revolution.
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Minerals of the Industrial Revolution: Part 4. Construction
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