
ALT This is a promotional image for Earth Science Week, highlighting daily webinars on "Critical Minerals for a Thriving Society" from October 11-17 at 1 pm EDT. Each weekday features a different topic. The image includes logos for the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration (SME) and the Minerals Education Coalition (MEC).

ALT This is an educational resource flyer from the Minerals Education Coalition titled "Critical Minerals Search." It includes images of various minerals and descriptions about their significance and application in technology. The SME Foundation and MEC logos are present. The flyer mentions a learning activity about minerals and encourages ordering an Earth Science Week resource toolkit.

ALT The image features a cover of the "Mining in Society Merit Badge Handbook" from the Scouting America Merit Badge Series, depicting activities like cycling, mining, and construction. It is sponsored by the SME Foundation and the Minerals Education Coalition (MEC). The handbook is advertised as "Now Available for Free.

ALT This image shows a detailed educational poster about iron mining and processing for electrical uses, created by the Minerals Education Coalition (MEC) and SME. The poster includes sections on the mining process, a map of iron-producing regions in the USA, various uses and products of iron, and related statistics. It features a visual representation of the steps involved in mining and processing, with images and descriptions. Two empty chairs and a wooden table with notebooks and pens are in front of the poster.

ALT This image is an infographic titled "Every Year," detailing the new minerals provided for each person in the United States. It lists various minerals with their specific uses and weights in pounds. Examples include stone for roads, sand for concrete, and iron ore for steel. The bottom section highlights energy fuels like petroleum, coal, natural gas, and uranium, with specific amounts listed. The layout includes images of the Earth and minerals as a background. The infographic is by the Minerals Education Coalition and SME Foundation.

ALT A group of people are gathered in a tent at a scouting event. One person is pointing at a "Mineral Scout" poster on the wall. Several individuals in bright green shirts are listening attentively. A table in the foreground displays various rock samples. Various banners and posters are displayed inside the tent.

ALT Two educational posters are displayed above two chairs and desks. The poster on the left is titled "Monumental Minerals," featuring images of monuments and minerals. The poster on the right discusses the importance of STEM education with various illustrations and a map of the United States. Both posters are produced by the SME Minerals Education Coalition.

ALT This image is an infographic by the Minerals Education Coalition, titled "Every American Born Will Need...". It depicts various minerals and metals with their quantities in pounds: cement (56,000), clays (11,000), salt (11,000), iron ore (27,000), phosphate (18,000), stone, sand, and gravel (1.42 million), aluminum (958 lbs.), copper (1,100 lbs.), lead (800 lbs.), zinc (365 lbs.), gold (1.73 oz.), and more. The SME Foundation logo is present. The infographic highlights the total of 3.01 million pounds needed in a lifetime. Additional information is available at the Minerals Education Coalition website.

ALT Two educational posters are displayed above two chairs and desks. The poster on the left is titled "Monumental Minerals," featuring images of monuments and minerals. The poster on the right discusses the importance of STEM education with various illustrations and a map of the United States. Both posters are produced by the SME Minerals Education Coalition.













