Bloodworth, A.J.; Cowley, J.F.; Highley, D.E.; Bowler, G.K.. 2001 Brick clay : issues for planning executive summary. British Geological Survey, 12pp. (CR/01/118N) (Unpublished)
Abstract
Bricks are one of the most visible components of the built environment in our villages,
towns and cities. Despite the importance of this building material, a number of
critical issues face those involved in planning for the future supply of clay raw materials
needed for its manufacture. Against a likely background of continued strong
consumer demand for a wide range of bricks and related products, a combination of
environmental concerns, commercial pressures and technological developments are
changing the pattern of demand for brick clay. Through analysis of these trends, a
number of recommendations are made for changes to the process that plans for
the supply of brick clay. These aim to provide the brick industry with a sustainable
supply of raw materials at the least cost to the environment.
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