Minerals Planning in The Netherlands compared to the U.K.

P. Ike

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Minerals Planning in The Netherlands compared to the U.K.

P. Ike

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In May 2003, the Dutch government announced the withdrawal of the government's role in mineral planning and raw materials supply. This meant that the clock had been turned back to 1976. By now the established planning system has been run down almost completely. The Dutch raw materials policy is based on only a few statements in the government's National Spatial Plan. Meanwhile import of aggregates from our surrounding countries is growing. In this article the down-fall of the Dutch minerals planning system is examined. In this article a comparison is made with the British planning system, which is still working. England has in contrast to The Netherlands a considerably higher level of self supporting.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	403-409
Number of pages	7
Journal	Berg- und Hüttenmännische Monatshefte
Volume	152
Issue number	12
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/S00501-007-0334-5
Publication status	Published - Dec-2007

Keywords

minerals planning
aggregates
raw materials supply
planning system
geology
production raw materials
consumption raw materials
government's role
regional planning
national planning
forward planning
raw materials
excavation act
quarrying
quarries
concrete sand
coarse sand
gravel
excavation task
minerals
planning policy
structure plan

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Minerals Planning Policies and Supply Practices in Great Britain

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Minerals Planning Policies and Supply Practices in The Netherlands

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