**Book Description: "Geology of the USSR. Volume 32: Primorsky Krai, Part 2. Mineral Resources"** This unique publication, crafted by a team of authors, serves as an indispensable resource for geologists, students, researchers, and anyone interested in Russia's natural resources. This volume is dedicated to the detailed study of mineral resources in Primorsky Krai, a region rich in natural wealth and remarkable geological formations. Like its predecessor, this second volume immerses readers in the world of geological research, covering a wide range of topics related to mineral resources. Within its pages, you will find comprehensive descriptions of deposits, their characteristics, as well as methods for studying and developing these resources. The book not only presents factual data but also analyzes the economic significance of these resources for the region and the country as a whole. Readers will learn about vital minerals such as coal, iron ore, gold, and many others that play a crucial role in the economy of Primorsky Krai. This work will particularly appeal to those studying geology, ecology, natural resource economics, and related disciplines. Students and graduate researchers, alongside professional geologists, will discover a wealth of valuable information that will aid them in their academic pursuits and practical work. Additionally, the book will benefit specialists in ecology and environmental protection, as it addresses sustainable resource use and its impact on the region's ecosystem. The topics explored in this edition encompass not only geological aspects but also socio-economic issues related to the extraction and utilization of mineral resources. In today's world, where ecological concerns and the rational use of resources are increasingly pressing, the book encourages readers to reflect on the importance of treating natural riches with care. It raises questions about the need for developing new technologies for resource extraction and processing, as well as the significance of maintaining ecological balance. The authors' style combines scientific rigor with accessible language, making complex geological concepts easy to grasp. The use of illustrations, maps, and diagrams enhances the clarity and understanding of the material. "Geology of the USSR. Volume 32: Primorsky Krai, Part 2. Mineral Resources" is not just a reference book; it is a true encyclopedia of knowledge that can serve as a foundation for further research and development. If you are interested in geology, natural resources, or simply wish to expand your knowledge about Primorsky Krai, this book will be your reliable companion. It will deepen your understanding of mineral resources and inspire new discoveries and explorations. In a world where resources are becoming increasingly scarce, it is essential to recognize their value and the need for a responsible approach to their use. Don’t miss the opportunity to delve into this important and fascinating realm with "Geology of the USSR."