IS-40 Colorado Minerals and Mineral Fuel Activity, 1995 Download Publication Details Production, prices, drilling activity, and reserves of oil and gas, coal, molybdenum, precious metals, construction materials and industrial minerals; exploration activities; map of oil and gas wildcats, current coal mines and power plants; and major minerals producers and prospects; production graphs and photographs. 23 pages. 17 figures. 7 tables. Digital PDF download. IS-40D The CGS Mineral Resources Section estimates the total value of 1995 mineral fuel production in Colorado to be $1,398 million dollars. The value of the coal production is estimated at $363 million. The value of 1995 nonfuel mineral production – including metals, industrial minerals, and construction materials is estimated at $578 million. Improvement from prior years is due chiefly to escalated production of gold and molybdenum, and a substantial price increase for molybdenum through most of the year. Declines in the production of sand, gravel, and aggregate balanced some of the gains in the hard rock mining industry. Citations Cappa, James A., and Carol M. Tremain. “IS-40 Colorado Mineral and Mineral Fuel Activity, 1995.” Mineral and Mineral Fuel. Information Series. Denver, CO: Colorado Geological Survey, Division of Minerals and Geology, Department of Natural Resources, 1996. https://doi.org/10.58783/cgs.is40.safa6400. CGS Publications. https://coloradogeologicalsurvey.org/publications/colorado-minerals-fuel-activity-1995/.