1 Subjects: “...Iron...”

2 “..., caused by iron deficiency, and other nutrition deficiencies. According to the most recent information...”

3 “... and robust economy. These assets are oil, ore such as iron and potash, arable lands, and a young population...”

4 “... to the industry. This paper examines whether these situations held for firms in the iron ore mining sector...”

5 “...People have used steel since ancient times, after blacksmiths discovered that iron became harder...”

6 “..., cement, and iron and steel. Empirical results indicate that the Emissions Trading Scheme has had...”

7 “... exclusively on livestock to iron out uncertainty, households in the high-conflict areas also build up a...”

8 “... intensive industries-aluminum, cement, iron and steel, and paper-show how the changes have put...”

9 “... Territory were the universal fortification of wheat flour with micronutrients, iron supplementation...”

10 “..., and iron for children's physical growth. Vitamins A and C are important for reducing morbidity. Children...”

11 “... aluminum (including its key constituent, bauxite), cobalt, copper, iron ore, lead, lithium, nickel...”

12 “.... The extent of the un-met demand is greater in the poorest states-ironically where the scheme is needed most...”

13 “... of "balanced growth" on how to foster iron production in Colombia in the 1950s. An analysis of the positions...”

14 “... Ebola outbreak, a collapse in iron ore and rubber prices, and the drawdown of United Nations...”

15 “.... Ironically, many of these co-benefits are more tangible and immediate than ordinary disaster risk management...”

16 “...Energy intensity has declined significantly in four Chinese industries-pulp and paper; cement; iron...”

17 “... efforts to extend coverage to the informal sector. Ironically, this revival is occurring at a time when...”

18 “... from forest-smart mining. This document presents five detailed case studies: (1) ArcelorMittal's iron...”

19 “... and the downturn of international prices of iron ore, the combination of which caused the economy to contract...”

20 “... for measurement error, the income elasticity of some key micro-nutrients, such as iron, calcium, and vitamin B1...”