Mineral Resources

Mineral resources, like metal ores and building materials, are unevenly distributed across Earth's crust because they form through specific past geologic processes, such as volcanic and hydrothermal activity near ancient subduction zones concentrating metal ores in certain regions. Because these resources form over very long timescales, they are generally considered non-renewable on a human timescale, and their distribution is changing as humans extract them.

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