http://technology.infomine.com/enviromine/ard/introduction/natural.htm
Figure 1 sums it up really
You can find partially oxidised sulphides in the Arctic where the terrain is recently glaciated to expose fresh rock and cold enough to slow down the rotting. Nickel companies like SIR will keep sample in a deep freeze (sea container).
ignoring the "fog of war"...this looks ok..., page-46
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