The site features information about abandoned coal mines, hardrock mines and uranium mines in the United States.
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Most mines — lower-cost compared with mines elsewhere — have stayed open.
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If me & mines ain't safe, if me & mines in danger.... Guess what???
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Mines need water, and the country´s copper-driven economy needs mines.
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Mines: The Department of Labor is delaying new rules for underground mines.
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"There are mines this deep; there are mines this hot; and there are mines this big; but there are no other mines this deep, this hot and this big all together," said Carl Hehnke, a geologist for Resolution.
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The Geneva Conventions prohibit the use of hidden mines and anti-personnel mines.
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Coal mines: The Department of Labor is reviewing its regulations for underground coal mines.
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These three mega mines are being joined by a cluster of smaller new mines.
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Today, only nine of these mines remain, with only seven of these mines producing.ADVERTISEMENT
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Coal mines: The Department of Labor is considering new safety standards for coal mines.
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Coal mines: The Department of Labor is looking into safety requirements for coal mines.
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Among more than 4,600 coal mines inspected, the NDRC has revoked safety certificates for 28 coal mines and forced another 286 coal mines to halt production, it added.
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"I will open more mines," said Yu Wei, who owns four cryptocurrency mines in China.
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Amplats sold its labour-intensive Rustenburg mines in 2015 to focus on more mechanised mines.
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That amount will cover cleanup costs related to mines operated by Arch, including Black Thunder, one of the country's largest mines, as well as the Coal Creek and Vanguard mines.
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JSW Steel, which owns iron ore mines in Chile and coking coal mines in the United States, has halted production at the mines due to lower prices and weak demand.
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It attributed the increase to the use of antipersonnel mines in Nigeria, including improvised mines, and to new data on mines that had already been present in Palau and Mozambique.
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"Gallery mines" bored into mountainsides have replaced open-cast mines, which have been outlawed in Muzo.
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In 22014/250 India only had 210 reporting mica mines, according to India's Bureau of Mines.
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The Chadermalu, Golgohar and Sangan mines are considered the largest iron ore mines in the country.
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"We should be looking at ways to increase the efficiency of existing mines, rather than open new mines," Sreedhar Ramamurthi at the non-profit Mines, Minerals & People, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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There are shots of marble mines in Italy and Lithium mines in the Atacama Desert in Chile.
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Contura owned mines in Wyoming that produced more thermal coal, while Alpha owned mines centered in Appalachia.
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Last year, Contura sold its Wyoming mines and Alpha reduced its clean-up obligations for idled mines.
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Alrosa operates 12 diamond mines, both underground and open-pit mines, 10 of which are in Yakutia.
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A spokesman for India's Ministry of Mines said safety in mica mines was a matter for state governments who are facing mounting pressure from the mining industry to grant licenses to illegal mines.
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Blackjewel, the owner of several mines across the country, in July dismissed most employees and shut down the Eagle Butte and Belle Ayr mines, two of the highest-producing mines in the country.
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The North Antelope Rochelle and Black Thunder mines, in northeastern Wyoming, are the nation's two largest coal mines.
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My father worked in the mines, but he didn't want any of us to go into the mines.
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These mines don't exist for the purpose of excavating crystals; usually, they're gold or copper or cobalt mines.
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And without new nickel mines, there are not going to be a lot of new cobalt mines either.
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The majority of children working in gold mines are employed by individuals running these unlicensed mines, observers say.
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I wanted to show how dangerous the situation with mines is and just how many mines there actually are.
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Of the country's 28 nickel mines, 21 reported zero output during the period, the Mines and Geosciences Bureau said.
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Contract deminers working in Kuwait shortly after the war reported finding 205 dud antitank mines and 841 antipersonnel mines from Gator bombs; the total number of dud mines found in Iraq after the war is unknown.
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The big open-pit mines where the industry is focused in Wyoming and elsewhere need fewer workers than Appalachian mines.
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Saracen runs two mines in Western Australia - Carosue Dam and Thunderbox - and Finlayson says he's confident on mines' future potential.
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The American mines were likely incidental to the deal; Russia was likely more interested in Uranium One's massive Kazakhstani mines.
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Metalor said it would stop working with artisanal mines or collectors and aggregators - companies which collect and resell gold from artisanal mines - because of the difficulty of ascertaining the mines' legality and the origin of the gold.
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The two nickel mines to be suspended are operated by BenguetCorp Nickel Mines and Zambales Diversified Metals in Zambales province, north of the capital Manila, Leo Jasareno, director of the Mines and Geosciences Bureau, told Reuters on Thursday.
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The Sri Venkata Kanakadurga and Uma Maheshwari mica mines in Talupur in Andhra Pradesh are among the oldest and biggest licensed mines in the area but mine supervisor Syed Ismail said children don't work in the mines anymore.
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But the centerpiece of its displays are the many anti-personnel and other mines planted through the country, which has more mines than anywhere else in the world, and which has lost 230,2000 civilians to mines since 21.
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For Amplats, the transaction brings it closer to its goal of offloading its labor intensive mines to focus on mechanized mines.
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The latest stoppages targeted the Bulga and Ulan underground mines and five open cut mines across the Hunter Valley coal region.
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Federal Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar last week told Reuters the government planned to auction at least three gold mines in 2016.
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Nexa operates five mines in Brazil and the Milpo, Atacocha and El Porvenir mines and the Cajamarquilla zinc refinery in Peru.
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U.S. officials had already said those attacks were caused by Iranian limpet mines, magnetic naval mines named after an aquatic snail.
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Zimbabwe needs up to $11 billion to modernize its mines, the head of the country's Chamber of Mines said in May.
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Mines also came under pressure, with Glencore's Zambian Mopani Copper Mines business suspending operations in certain areas after power supply restrictions.
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Mines: The Department of Labor (DOL) is also looking into the standards for high-voltage machines used in underground coal mines.
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Angola was required to clear all such mines from its territory by 2018 under a global treaty banning antipersonnel land mines.
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The office of work safety will also carry out inspections to shut so-called "zombie" mines and cut excess capacity at mines.
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India plans to auction at least three gold mines this year, including Kolar, Mines Secretary Balvinder Kumar told Reuters on February 17.
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The company, which mines silver and gold from six mines in Mexico, reported profit of $425.0 million for the year ended Dec.
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Legally placed mines, he said, are at least confined to a small area, instead of thousands of mines sprawled across a landscape.
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"All West Virginians who are driving, riding ATVs, or hiking near abandoned mines please stop entering the abandoned mines," Justice said on Sunday.
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"Daesh is highly skilled in laying mines and we need someone who is a match for them to remove their mines," he said.
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Glencore's Zambian unit Mopani Copper Mines will pay increased electricity prices caused by the removal of state energy subsidies, the mines minister said.
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Many of the 13 mines stopped operating since being suspended last year, said Wilfredo Moncano, head of the government's Mines and Geosciences Bureau.
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In India, which is the third biggest coal producer, there are private, unregulated mines, which show quite a different scenario from American mines.
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"The Russians were apparently dangling gold mines and diamond mines and financial incentives behind one of the largest backers of Brexit," he added.
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The company first started evaluating proposals to buy overseas coal mines at the end of the last decade, and has since tried acquiring coking coal mines in Mozambique, with the deal falling through as the company was not satisfied with the mines offered.
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They then scattered the beads across an area in which real mines had been buried and left them for a day, to give the vapours from the mines time to stimulate fluorescent-protein production in those beads that had landed above mines.
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China aims to eliminate all coal mines with a capacity of less than 90,000 tonnes a year to reduce safety risks at coal mines.
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On top of the audit of mines in operation, Lopez said in October that all environmental permits previously granted to mines will be reviewed.
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Randgold has mines and projects in Mali, Ivory Coast, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Senegal, while Barrick has mines in Tanzania and Zambia.
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A century and more after Chilean independence, both the mines and the railways bearing away the yield of the mines remained in British hands.
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Communities near coal mines have reason to be concerned about whether adequate steps will be taken to remediate coal mines owned by bankrupt companies.
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"He knows where the land mines are in the Marines, but he doesn't know where the land mines are in politics," Mr. Panetta said.
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The Polish government has introduced a special storage system whereby coal stockpiles at mines can be moved so that the mines can operate normally.
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China eventually plans to close about half of its more than 2628,28500 coal mines, while banning new coal mines for at least three years.
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EnGold Mines Ltd has suspended all exploration in the region and Imperial Metals Corp said it had significantly reduced operations at one of its mines.
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In one scene when they're putting mines in a truck, they're counting them and saying "this is 1,050 mines" -- that's after three weeks of demining.
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Instead, Fort Gorges was used to store mines during the Spanish-American War, and it was used to store submarine mines during World War II.
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About 430 surface mines produce about 500 million short tons of coal per year, while around 230 underground mines produce about 270 million short tons.
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LONDON (Reuters) - La Mancha Group plans to buy more underground gold mines in Africa and is ready to snap up mines that Barrick Gold (ABX.
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One looked for trained enemy divers, another looked for naval mines floating in the water column and another searched for mines lying on the seafloor.
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Through positive reinforcement with food and affection, each dolphin is trained to identify specific types of target — such as people, moored mines or bottom mines.
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"Some of the mines are even importing some low-grade seaborne cargoes and upgrading them instead of investing the money in their own mines," said Poppinga.
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This means states with coal mines can continue to operate those mines without being forced to meet what they considered burdensome regulations from the federal government.
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Saudi Arabia claims more than 600,000 mines have been discovered in areas now liberated from Houthi control, along with more than 130,000 globally prohibited sea mines.
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Copper's supply dynamics are more complex than those of zinc, with unforeseen production hits and producer cutbacks balanced against new mines and expansions of existing mines.
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Balvinder Kumar, the top civil servant at the federal mines ministry, said getting the Kolar mines going would help the government bring down its import bill.
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The chamber of mines said on Friday the requirements had been set aside by Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo in a letter to the group.
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Mining companies pay the taxes directly to the county where their mines operate, and Lander County has several large mines that reap billions in annual revenue.
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Burton said he would like to believe mines have gotten safer, but during times of economic hardship mines often started making cutbacks, which could be dangerous.
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Once boasting over 700 mines, the industry was hit by 1980 legislation to limit deforestation and the invention of synthetic mica, forcing most mines to close.
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It says all of the mines it planted over the years have now been cleared and the army has found and destroyed 5,262 mines since 203.
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In a single village south-east of Mosul, clearance teams with the Mines Advisory Group (MAG), a British NGO, have removed more than 1,000 mines since October.
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In an email, a Department of Labor spokesperson told VICE News that the Administration inspects underground mines four times a year and surface mines twice a year.
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The few foreign investors in Indonesian mines will also be required to gradually divest their ownership in local mines until they are only holding a minority share.
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I hate mines, and mining, and humans who work in mining, and of all the stupid mines I can remember, I hate this stupid mine the most.
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Once boasting over 700 legal mines, the industry was hit by 1980 legislation to limit deforestation and the invention of synthetic mica, forcing most mines to close.
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So far, the most notable thing that the mines have produced is a vicious commercial dispute between Banks and his former partner in the mines, Chris Kimber.
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Read said there were a handful of small-scale and hobby mines operating in Plattsburgh, but two main Bitcoin mines accounted for the bulk of electricity use.
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Major gold miners are racing to explore, expand and construct new mines as years of belt tightening have left them with diminishing reserves at their existing mines.
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Mines ordered for closure include those run by Hinatuan Mining Corp, a unit of top Philippine nickel ore producer Nickel Asia Corp, and BenguetCorp Nickel Mines Inc.
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"If the mines go, then the jobs are gone too," said Jayson Reambonanza, 31, who drives a dump truck for one of the area's many nickel mines.
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Peabody Energy also has dozens of strip mines and underground coal mines in the West and Midwest that will ultimately need to be rehabbed once the digging stops.
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In February, she ordered the closure of 22 of the Southeast Asian nation's 41 mines to protect water resources and later canceled dozens of contracts for undeveloped mines.
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Mopani Copper Mines Plc said output at its Kitwe and Mofulira mines would resume output once it resolves a dispute over tariffs with energy supplier, Copperbelt Energy Corp.
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They appealed the decision, along with four other mines, and after a review, Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Roy Cimatu changed closure of the mines to a suspension.
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After graduating as a geologist from Stanford, he managed gold mines on the hot Australian frontier and mines in China during the dying days of the Qing empire.
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The Chamber of Mines said it respected the government's right to appeal the ruling and that it would continue to negotiate outside of court with the mines department.
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"There was real progress in the industrial mines ... a net improvement in performance," Karim Berthe, deputy director of Mali's department for mines and geology, said in a statement.
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Although 93 percent of the country's output comes from larger mines, a sharper drop in copper prices could send more small and medium-sized mines over the edge.
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The United States moved long ago to destroy its Cold-War stockpile of "dumb" anti-personnel mines, and has not produced any new anti-personnel mines in decades.
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In 2002, there were 7,000 deaths in coal mines alone; by 2014, fatalities in mines of all kinds had fallen to somewhere over 1,300, according to incomplete government statistics.
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The claim relates to outstanding payments under a 2013 copper price participation settlement agreement between Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) KCM and Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines Investments Holdings (ZCCM-IH).
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The latest action raises the number of suspended mines to 10, eight of them nickel ore producers, since the state launched a review of all mines on July 8.
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Analysts have said it would make sense for BHP to own Anglo American's Moranbah and Grosvenor coking coal mines, which are near its own mines in Queensland's Bowen Basin.
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U.S. coal mines are on the decline: The Energy Information Administration is reporting that the number of active coal mines has fallen to 303 nationwide, from 1,435 in 2008.
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Some Alrosa miners who work at mines closer to Mirny take a bus to work every day, but those working at the more distant mines must take a plane.
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While the industry was coping, extended rolling blackouts would have affected the commercial viability of mines, particularly deep-level mining and platinum mines, Mineral Council spokeswoman Charmane Russell said.
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The company, which also owns the historic Finsch and Cullinan mines, said third-quarter production rose 26 percent to 995,905 carats, helped by the production from the Kimberley mines.
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Unlike antipersonnel mines, antivehicle mines tend to be larger and heavier and often incorporate warheads specially designed to punch through the steel hulls of tanks and armored personnel carriers.
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During the Persian Gulf war, American warplanes dropped 1,314 "Gator" cluster bombs that cast almost 20023,000 anti-vehicle mines and 27,500 antipersonnel mines into the Kuwaiti and Iraqi sands.
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"I visited the mines and I made my own judgment based on my own observations," said Lopez, adding that 15 of the mines ordered closed are located in watersheds.
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In March, the mines ministry said the expected increase in output for 2018 was primarily due to the start of production at B2Gold's Fekola and Hummingbird Resources' Komana mines.
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Despite the civilian casualties, Houthi officials have said that they use only anti-tank mines and only on battlefields, not mines triggered by human footsteps or in civilian areas.
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The move raises the number of suspended mines to 10 - eight of them nickel ore producers - since the Southeast Asian nation launched a review of all mines on July 20103.
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The sources said Newmont would send gold from its mines in the United States to Asahi and material from mines in Peru and Ghana to either PAMP or Argor-Heraeus.
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Workers at mines near Cumberland, Ky., were reportedly told Monday not to come to the mines for their evening shifts and that the shutdown could last at least two weeks.
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A number of Iranian vessels trying to lay mines in the strait are sunk by aircraft from the U.S. carrier on station outside the gulf, but others offload their mines.
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But in some countries it was hard to trace if their raw materials came from legal, commercial mines or from illegal smallholder mines where forced and child labor are rife.
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The technology used in China to capture methane from coal mines is sometimes outdated, Dr. Miller said, and it is difficult to build gas pipelines from mines in mountain areas.
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Batirai Manhando, Chamber of Mines president, said with the exception of platinum producers, all other mines, including those of gold, nickel, cobalt and coal were operating below their installed capacity.
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According to the Mines Advisory Group (the preeminent humanitarian organization working to clear land mines and other unexploded ordnance), Laos is the most heavily bombed country, per capita, in history.
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Meanwhile, data from the U.S Energy Information Administration and US Department of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration shows that as the demand for coal has declined in the country, the number of active coal mines has decreased by more than half, from 1,435 mines in 2008 to 671 mines in 2017.
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Noah Matimba, chairman of Zimbabwe Gold Producers Association said at the Chamber of Mines meeting that an investment of $600 million into existing gold mines would raise production to 50 tonnes.
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Townsville, a coastal city in north Queensland, hosted thousands of fly-in-fly-out workers (or "fifos"), who served the Bowen Basin's coal mines and Mt Isa's copper and zinc mines.
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Limpet mines, which are also believed to have been used in similar attacks in May, are explosive sea mines that can be attached to the hull of a ship using magnets.
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"I'm not exploring the mines ever again and I advise nobody — nobody — to go into the mines unless you are prepared, trained and it is your job," Treadway told CBS News.
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Fresnillo, which mines silver and gold from six mines in Mexico, reported a 49 percent jump in first-half core profit to $474 million, helped by higher production and gold prices .
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Mahamadou Konte, executive committee member of Synacom, the mines, energy and civil construction union, said the mines ministry stepped in after talks failed with employers on Friday, calling for further negotiations.
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Jharkhand's mines commissioner, Aboobacker Siddique, said authorities first planned to sell off dumps of scrap mica and would then focus on auctioning off old mica mines and other reserves for mining.
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Polls show that most Australians want governments to stop approving new mines, and economic modeling shows that stopping the building of new mines would have a negligible impact on Australia's economy.
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Whether new mines or rehabilitated mines, none are switched on to full production overnight, which is why this year's benchmark treatment charge was still down on last year's $172 a tonne.
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Nice, except the Guggenheim family made its money with environmentally vile lead and copper mines in the early 20th century, and then shifted to Chilean nitrate mines for fertilizer and explosives.
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A West Virginia town struggles to come back after the coal mines closed A West Virginia town struggles to come back after the coal mines closed This segment originally aired Dec.
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Mines - Like Minesweeper, but with a different name. 5.
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October 2, 2006 - Georgetown Amish School, Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania.
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"Extended load-shedding (power cuts) would have a severe impact on the viability of mines, particularly deep-level gold and platinum mines," said Charmane Russell, a spokeswoman for South Africa's mining body.
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While Mugabe's government has signalled plans to relax the ownership rules for existing mines, it has shifted its focus to seizing land owned by foreign mines, which it claims to be idle.
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The world's top nickel ore supplier has so far suspended operations of 10 mines, eight of them nickel, for violating environmental rules, and the government has said more mines will be halted.
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Isaac Kwesu, CEO of Chamber of Mines, which represents large mining companies, said mines had during the first quarter to March faced delays in getting their dollar payments from the central bank.
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MANILA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The Philippines has suspended 20 more mines for environmental violations, most of them nickel, a government official said on Tuesday, bringing to 30 the number of mines shuttered.
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It generates power largely from burning lignite from its open-pit mines and has been regularly criticized by environmentalists — most recently for the impact of its mines on drought in the region.
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ZAMBIA COPPER: Zambia expects nine companies to submit bids for Konkola Copper Mines within weeks, mines minister Richard Musukwa said, even as a court case with Vedanta over its ownership was underway.
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Elsewhere in eastern Congo artisanal mines have gradually reopened thanks to a verification scheme under which the UN and the government check mines and allow certified ones to "tag and bag" minerals.
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At the end of 2015, there were 129 industrial sand facilities — including mines, processing plants and rail heads — operating in Wisconsin, up from just five mines and five processing plants in 2010.
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A Navy explosives expert on Wednesday said that mines allegedly used to attack an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz bear "a striking resemblance" to mines featured in Iranian military parades.
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The Chongqing government responded by forcing all coal mines producing less than 90,000 tonnes a year to halt production, closing 181 mines across the city were shuttered, according to state media reports.
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Unlike larger mines that lie on the sea floor, or buoyant mines that are anchored to the bottom by a chain or cable, limpets are usually not intended to sink a ship.
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While the Defense Department's efforts to create new mines grows, the State Department continues its work to rid the world of land mines that have outlived their wars and still threaten civilians.
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The mines ministry is also in talks with the Chamber of Mines about reviewing and streamlining mining taxes to make them more competitive, the president of the industry body said last week.
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When the last of the local mines closed in the 1960s, my father wanted to emigrate to the United States to work in the coal mines in West Virginia, or in Pennsylvania.
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I remember hearing the sound of helicopters coming from the mines about twenty minutes after the break, and my heart fell to my chest because my sons were working in the mines.
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In the past few years, both countries have shut down thousands of mines operating without a government license and have rescued hundreds of victims of human trafficking during raids on illegal mines.
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For government workers tasked with inspecting mines for health, safety and labor violations, enforcing the law at the far-flung informal mines sprinkled around the Lake Victoria region is an onerous task.
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Poland has always subsidized its coal mines, but in the past two years there were big changes to the industry with the two biggest coal mines merged and capitalized by state-run utilities.
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Meanwhile, major concessions like the Aynak copper mines have seen allegations of large-scale bribery, and both US and Afghan officials say the Ministry of Mines lacks the capacity to manage new contracts.
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One of the world's biggest gold refineries, Rand Refinery said it would primarily process "residual surface materials" from South African gold mines and mine dore received from mines in the rest of Africa.
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Most of the miners drifted away; some to mines in other states, others to retrain as truckers, or in hope of being hired by the company seeking to reopen Blackjewel's five local mines.
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Mines have shed 70,000 jobs over the past five years.
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Mining operations at other mines, it said, will be unaffected.
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This was a guy who sold $200 million coal mines.
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He called his Uncle Jerry, who worked in the mines.
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Thompson has worked in the mines for five years now.
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Just imagine it with uranium and coal mines all over!
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Pilbara mines output totaled 77.2 million tonnes, the company said.
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"The mines are often left as open pits," said Paul.
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Rexha mines and references a slew of influences on Expectations.
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That means mines are hard to find with metal detectors.
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Don't worry about me and mines and what I'm doing.
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Moreover, six more mines are proposed in the Galilee Basin.
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While Bear Lodge hasn't seen any lawsuits, other mines have.
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This raises a particular concern when mines are shut down.
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Factories that made supplies for West Virginia's coal mines shuttered.
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The miner has bought and developed four other African mines.
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Your father invented a machine that senses land mines. Confirm.
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He added that the state was not nationalising the mines.
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The company operates eight mines in Canada, Finland and Mexico.
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Genlith's Chilean Colbalt is developing two mines in northern Chile.
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De Beers has diamond mines and exploration interests in Canada.
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Most other mines would be happy to produce 0.7 tonnes.
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It taps into an application by Coinhive, which mines Monero.
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Swarup declined to say where the identified mines were located.
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These mines are destroying rural communities along with the farmland.
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Vale mines even higher grades, including 65 percent Carajas fines.
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Asia has the most coal mines operating today, with 1,200.
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Here's what life working in coal mines is really like.
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The island was known for its lucrative underseas coal mines.
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"When the mines go down, it hurts everything," he said.
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Coalition forces have cleared an estimated 300,000 mines since 2016 .
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In recent days, both deals have become major land mines.
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The younger Mr. Rockefeller owned the mines in Ludlow, Colo.
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Banks told me that the mines had been bought cheaply.
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TRENTON "King Solomon's Mines" (1937), directed by Robert Stevenson. Aug.
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But automation is hitting employment in mines across the country.
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Over 500 abandoned uranium mines remain on the Navajo Nation.
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At the time it denied it was seizing the mines.
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Prices are supported, he said, because global mines went bankrupt.
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In South Africa, Glencore mines coal, vanadium, platinum and chrome.
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For coal mines, canaries raised the alarm on toxic leaks.
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Listen to "Copper Mines" below, and preorder their LP here.
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And the government mines social media for people's data, anyway.
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Diana also advocated for the removal of dangerous land mines.
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That hasn't stopped Mr. Clarke's company from acquiring more mines.
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Pilbara mines output totaled 2500 million tonnes, the company said.
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JONES We've got one episode ["Playtest"] that absolutely mines that.
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Her father's hunting skills, musicality and death in the mines.
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For decades, the mines survived only thanks to generous subsidies.
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Erosion from the mines turned the river a sandy brown.
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That regulation affected plants fueled with coal from Alliance's mines.
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Local political leaders took action well before the mines closed.
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More traditional photographs depict sites of mines with desolate beauty.
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But Mr. Modi has been inaugurating new coal mines, too.
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The path forward for Trump is strewn with land mines.
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Children worked too, on farms and in factories and mines.
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During the French war, I made mines and planted them.
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Most of them do not use or produce land mines.
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The development is one of Barrick's top five gold mines.
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The federation represents workers at some of Chile's biggest mines.
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The total capacity of these mines was not immediately clear.
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The technique was particularly popular among mines with foreign buyers.
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Chinese players vied for cattle ranches, wineries, ports and mines.
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The second biggest decliner was Ivanhoe Mines Ltd, down 3.7%.
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By the early 1970s, all the Collyweston mines were shuttered.
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Japan's Ishikawa Seisakusho, which manufactures land mines, soared around 24%.
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During those 2015 exercises, Iran also practiced laying sea mines.
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PANGUNA LANDOWNERS' GROUP SAYS REJECTS BOUGAINVILLE GOVT PROPOSAL ON MINES
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In 28503, more than 22019,000 Americans worked in the mines.
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They often scavenge in the waste heaps of larger mines.
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Some of them had husbands who worked in mines nearby.
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Some saw these as mere attempts to bully the mines.
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A viable alternative is to own mines with small explorers.
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They found only a field, but mines still operated nearby.
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Last year, two South Korean soldiers were wounded by mines.
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A sensational new book mines the Catholic Church's sexual secrets.
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Now most of the mines in the region are closed.
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The mines, and the cities and the jobs, have faded.
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Thriving communities were built around the mines during coal's heyday.
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Those places are gold mines for thinking of dope lyrics.
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Toews also mines comedy from the novel's narrator, August Epp.
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Photos of the mines, which could not be independently verified by BuzzFeed News, appeared to be Russian-made PMN-1 antipersonnel land mines, designed to blow off one or both of a person's legs.
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The game also differentiates itself in a few other ways: not only does it ask you to reveal the spaces that aren't mines, but indicate which ones are actually mines with a right-click.
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The government claims that its two mines have been producing more than 10 times as much gold as they declared (which would make them the two largest gold mines in the world, by far).
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The AMCU has been on strike at Sibanye's bullion operations since mid-November and plans to extend the strike to its platinum mines as well as all other mines where the AMCU has members.
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Whitehaven, which mines thermal and metallurgical coal from six mines in New South Wales state, said managed saleable coal production fell 3 percent to 5.06 million tonnes in the three months to March 31.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambia's copper production is expected to inch lower this year mainly due to lower output from Konkola Copper Mines, a subsidiary of London-listed Vedanta Resource, the mines ministry said on Monday.
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China has been given the go-ahead for a number of big coal mines as it tries to ease concerns about fuel shortages amid a crackdown on small outdated mines and tightened emission controls.
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German drugmaker Merck KGaA discovered children were collecting mica at mines used for its supplies in 2008 so cut some of its suppliers and now only sources from Jharkhand and child-free legal mines.
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Under initial terms agreed on in October, SK Innovation was required to issue a finance letter to Australian Mines which it has not done, leading to the agreement being automatically terminated, Australian Mines said.
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"The increase in reserves is due to the discovery of new reserves in several mines, notably in Randgold's Loulo-Gounkoto complex and the Morila mine," head Yaya Djire, head of the ministry's mines division.
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Unfortunately, it turned out investors weren't interested in throwing money at experimental space mines when there were established mines on Earth—and even if they were, the technology to make it happen didn't exist.
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Driverless trucks are already in use abroad in ports and mines, and, according to Levy, "there should be a sizable number of fully automated U.S. port facilities, mines and other industrial facilities" by 223.
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A shift from underground coal mines to surface mines — which involves opening mountains with controlled explosions, then using automated heavy machinery to mine the coal — has also led to a decline in mining jobs.
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As part of Alpha's restructuring, it spun off a new company, Contura, which took over its two Western crown jewels: the Eagle Butte and Belle Ayr mines (yes, the very mines that just closed).
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez said earlier she was cancelling almost a third of contracts for undeveloped mines, and rejected any challenges to earlier orders to shut over half of all operating mines.
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The BJP workers have been staging sit-down protests and waving flags at state-run Coal India Ltd's mines in the eastern state of Odisha, demanding a safety audit of all mines in the region.
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Ekmark told a city council meeting in Karvina, in the country's industrial northeast where OKD mines are located, that the company could reduce its staff to 5,000 to 6,000 by 20113 and shut three mines.
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The Shanghai Nuclear Power Office estimates China's natural uranium demand is likely to reach 231,22007 tons by 22011, and rise to 24,000 tons in 2030, outstripping production from domestic mines and China-owned mines overseas.
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Teck, which also mines coal and gold, formed a joint venture with fellow Vancouver-based gold producer, Goldcorp in 2015 to jointly develop their neighboring mines, Relincho and El Morro, which are also in Chile.
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"It puts pressure on jobs and some mines that are already loss-making... there will be further rationalization of the mines and its going to lead to further job losses in South Africa," he said.
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The Competition Commissioner has said she can only allow funding of uncompetitive mines on condition they are being phased out, which is at odds with Szydlo's electoral promise that she would not close any mines.
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Zambia in June last year cut mineral royalties for underground mines to 6 percent from 9 percent and those of open cast mines to 9 percent from 20 percent following an outcry by mining firms.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Chamber of Mines said it will not take part in a meeting with the mines minister to launch a much anticipated mining charter on Thursday because of a lack of consultation.
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Oumarou Idani, Burkina Faso's minister of mines, said in May that Islamists had taken control of some mines, especially in protected areas, where they encouraged camps of miners to dig in violation of government bans.
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For instance, he said, Barrick will take a page from Randgold's use of one shared processing facility for three of its mines in Mali by doing the same in Nevada, where Barrick owns two mines.
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The subsequent collapse of four mines and the suspension of another 73 - about 10 percent of the state's mines - has raised concerns that too much money previously quarantined for mine rehabilitation was refunded to miners.
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It's a mineral planet and so there are mines on it.
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They increase when supply from mines rises or smelter capacity declines.
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Those mines now account for more than half the firm's production.
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He declined to describe "the means of delivery" of the mines.
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It is now one of the world's most productive zinc mines.
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Mosaic said its other lower-cost Saskatchewan mines would continue production.
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Iran's uranium mines and mills are to be monitored until 2040.
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The island's coal mines reached almost 21974,22 feet under the earth.
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The island's coal mines reached almost 2,000 feet under the earth.
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The union said it had given Chamber of Mines until Nov.
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The Houthis, meanwhile, have laid land mines, killing and wounding civilians.
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There are also people in Queensland who work in coal mines.
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Many were blown up by French mines the moment they landed.
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More spodumene mines are popping up as the battery market grows.
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Gene Luen Yang often mines his life for his graphic novels.
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Flooding also adds to the cost of re-opening closed mines.
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Andrew Macdonald, Havana Energy's boss, calls the marabú fields "outdoor mines".
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Escape routes were seeded with Islamic State snipers and land mines.
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Ljusnarsberg's mines have gone - the last closed in the mid-1970s.
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"We demand specific guidelines on safety audits of mines," Samal said.
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The road is also laced with IEDs and mines, they said.
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It has also decided to shut down most loss-making mines.
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BHP has interests in 11 coal mines in Queensland's Bowen Basin.
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You'll fight or flee through canyons, swamps, and — of course — mines!
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A preliminary investigation suggests that they were damaged by limpet mines.
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Rivals Mosaic Co and Agrium Inc also operate potash mines there.
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Training dogs and rats to find mines is slow and expensive.
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"Happy Easter from mines to yours ❤️" Cardi captioned the post.
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Mines minister Gwede Mantashe issued a statement noting the company's decision.
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There's approximately, I'm assuming a thousand mines within this area alone.
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Mines had only 28503 deaths in fiscal 22019, which ended Sept.
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The days when big mines could simply be imposed are over.
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Mines Minister Walter Chidhakwa could not be reached for immediate comment.
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His father spent much of his life working in the mines.
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Other mines were also benefiting from better coal prices, Arifin said.
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In practice, however, it all depends on which mines are suspended.
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The Philippines has 214 mines with others producing copper and gold.
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People are dead because of the way he ran his mines.
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Precious metals specialist Jangada Mines is down more than 20 percent.
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The drone then retreats to safety and the mines are detonated.
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The daughters of Azerbaijan's president appear secretly to control gold mines.
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Don't want to go adventuring down in the titular valley's mines?
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But if the mines vanished how could people afford to live?
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Budgets were cut, and travel to inspect factories and mines decreased.
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However environmental campaigners would not welcome the reopening of these mines.
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These mines also use millions of gallons of groundwater every day.
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Together the two mines produced 20.7,22 tonnes of copper in 2305.
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America's coal mines are much safer than they used to be.
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Other mines are also under maintenance and care, the bureau said.
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Because mines go so deep, the air pressure can be enormous.
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Dolphins, too, are used by the Navy to sniff out mines.
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The US said Iran used naval mines to sabotage the tankers.
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The Toronto-based company offloaded stakes in several mines last year.
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It also operates coal mines in Bosnia's autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation.
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Even scarier than going through the potential land mines of infertility?
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The area is coveted by militia for its surrounding diamond mines.
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He had been working in the mines since he was 21.
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But in the end, he too ended up at the mines.
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Neither can fire torpedoes today, though they can still lay mines.
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Land mines and booby-trapped bodies are scattered across the rubble.
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This includes anti-ship missiles, mines and ballistic missiles, he said.
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Learn to dodge the land mines, fight bias and avoid burnout.
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Mines — actually, they are electricity-needy data centers — are shutting down.
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The treaty also prohibits production, stockpiling and transfer of land mines.
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Sadie Barnette mines memories to turn them into glittering, physical spaces.
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He will bring back jobs in coal mines and manufacturing factories.
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Many countries banned chemical weapons and land mines for being inhumane.
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Poland's right-wing government has promised to open new coal mines.
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In mines, veins of asbestos can intermingle with talc, geologists say.
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The terrain, pictured above, contains land mines from the Balkan wars.
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The country is home to some of the world's deepest mines.
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I saw what happened when the mines would open and close.
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Her fiancé, Blake Johnson, had found a job in the mines.
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Working in the mines was the only job he could get.
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On the hillside Guarin's colleague, Wilmar Gil, is scouring for mines.
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The marriage helped to secure the family's access to the mines.
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Most of the mines being closed are small and relatively uneconomic.
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Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu could not be immediately reached for comment.
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A century ago, West Ashley was mostly wetlands and phosphate mines.
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Mabou Mines was always an exemplar of the theatrical avant-garde.
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"We don't have time to defuse the land mines," he said.
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November production figures for the mines are expected in early January.
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So the deepest mines are much deeper than the tallest buildings.
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The annual event began a decade ago, on April 4, 2006, as a way for the UN to highlight mine action: the effort to clear land mines and related explosive devices from countries around the globe; educate people about the dangers of such weapons; assist victims of land mines; advocate for a mine-free world; and destroy stockpiles of mines.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - The Zambian government is determined to "urgently secure" an investor for Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) once the court processes over the disputed liquidation of the mine are concluded, the mines minister said on Thursday.
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Victoria Falls, ZIMBABWE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe will not require foreign mining companies to list locally as previously announced and will remove the clause from a mines amendment bill now before parliament, the mines minister said on Friday.
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A source familiar with the situation said multiple governments now believe it was a sophisticated operation using mines similar to "limpet mines" used during World War II to attack the ships while they were in port.
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As she began suspending mines, global nickel prices CMNI3 soared on the prospect of tighter supplies, and then, in a stunning announcement last week, she ordered 23 of the country's 41 mines to close for good.
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But interviews with workers and local communities discovered children were not only risking their health in abandoned "ghost" mines off official radars, but they were dying in the unregulated, crumbling mines, with seven killed since June.
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Keynes famously argued that governments could increase employment by simply burying money in old coal mines, covering the mines up with trash and then allowing people to bid for the right to dig for the money.
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NICKEL: Production of nickel ore in the Philippines rose 3% in the first half of 2019 to 11.31 million tonnes, its Mines and Geosciences Bureau said, despite zero production at more than half the country's mines.
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In the 1970s, the Army spent millions of dollars on what it called "scatterable mines" — cluster bombs and artillery shells containing antipersonnel and antivehicle land mines designed to self-destruct after a preset amount of time.
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Since Diana's visit, the Halo Trust, a private British organization that clears mines in Angola and other countries, has cleared about 100,000 mines and more than 800 minefields, Louise Vaughan, a spokeswoman for the group, said.
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VICTORIA FALLS, Zimbabwe (Reuters) - Zimbabwe needs up to $11 billion to modernize its mines and boost production to maximum capacity over the next five years, the head of the country's Chamber of Mines said on Friday.
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LUSAKA, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Glencore's Zambian unit Mopani Copper Mines (MCM) will pay increased electricity prices caused by the removal of state energy subsidies, the mines minister said Monday, following a dispute with its electricity supplier.
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Back in 1888, when diamond mines were so prolific that diamonds were actually declining in price, diamond mining interests banded together and formed De Beers Consolidated Mines, a cartel to control the gem's supply and reputation.
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Glencore put the Rolleston and Tahmoor mines up for sale last year as the mining and trading house looks to consolidate its coal activities around its Australian Hunter Valley mines producing thermal coal, used for power production.
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RANDFONTEIN, South Africa, Jan 19 (Reuters) - The number of miners killed in South Africa's mines fell in 2016 to a new record low of 73 from 77 in 2015, mines minister Mosebenzi Joseph Zwane said on Thursday.
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There are a few small mines elsewhere — like the Rainbow Rare Earths mine in Burundi and the Mkango mine in Malawi — but oftentimes, even mines outside of China tend to send their deposits to China to process.
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John Sandlos—associate professor of history at Memorial University of Newfoundland and co-coordinator of the Abandoned Mines in Northern Canada Project—says oftentimes, it's not the big mines that concern experts who study issues like AMD.
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In May, China's state planner said it would ramp up closures of small coal mines to boost safety and reduce pollution, aiming to cut the number of small coal mines nationally to less than 800 by 2021.
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"This shows that the government is striving to collect revenue from the industry in the way that does not discourage mines from investing in new mining projects and new employment," Chamber of Mines spokesman Talent Ng'andwe said.
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NICKEL: Production of nickel ore in the Philippines rose 20.6% in the first half of 217 to 2400 million tonnes, its Mines and Geosciences Bureau said, even though more than half the country's mines didn't produce any.
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Letter To the Editor: "In an Angolan Town, Land Mines Still Lurk 'Behind Every Bush' " (Cuito Cuanavale Journal, April 27) is right to highlight the risk of waning funding for Angola's mission to clear its land mines.
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The United States stockpile, estimated at three million mines, is significantly reduced from pre-treaty years; it's puny compared with the 26 million mines that Russia has on hand, according to the International Campaign to Ban Landmines.
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She says Sabrina is in danger in the mines, and she's right.
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Make sure to exploit the added mobility that Junkrat's Concussion Mines provide.
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You might already know that Pixar movies are Easter egg gold mines.
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Kristof was working on a column about rats who sniff land mines.
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These mines have had a profound impact on the landscape around them.
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Newmont has 19 mines in the state, adjacent to Barrick's own operations.
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Malika's one of those artists who mines her personal life for stories.
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The fall of unions is often linked with closed factories and mines.
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On one front, Anne wants to invigorate Shibden's mines and get rich.
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London-listed Serabi runs the Polita and Sao Chico mines in Brazil.
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BATTLEFIELDS strewn with mines are one of the nastiest legacies of war.
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Cloud Peak Energy runs three mines nearby and declared bankruptcy in May.
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He bought a house, he got married, and then the mines closed.
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Even in this kind of indecisiveness, he mines his stand-up predecessors.
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The platform mines transaction data from users that link their bank accounts.
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In 1888 Cecil Rhodes founded De Beers to consolidate the area's mines.
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An investigation blamed limpet mines for last month's attacks on four tankers.
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He declined to describe "the means of delivery" of the mines, however.
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It bought Aquarius Platinum and Anglo American Platinum's Rustenburg mines last year.
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Peru's energy and mines ministry did not respond to requests for comment.
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Tricky conditions have necessitated $1.93bn in investment to improve its mines there.
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Local governments can, in theory, make their own decisions on smaller mines.
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Local officials still push for more palm-oil plantations, mines and roads.
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Over the past few years it has shut scores of unlicensed mines.
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Sagittarius Mines officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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From Australian mines to Confucius institutes in Western universities, the expansion continued.
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The show carelessly mines her pain for laughs, creating several cringeworthy moments.
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"There are attacks on the roads, there are land mines," she said.
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But death from mines, explosive hazards, IEDs is not an incurable disease.
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Romans (or, rather, their slaves) worked the mines on an unprecedented scale.
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Gold Fields operates producing mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia and Peru.
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Monarchs mines these arguably underexplored premises and turns up capacious, invigorating results.
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Of course, in some places, gold is more concentrated, like gold mines.
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That's 80 times higher than the concentration you have in gold mines.
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Though the rule was later relaxed, foreign firms fled and mines closed.
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He has already bought zinc and copper mines from Anglo in Africa.
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The suit claims that Facebook mines data from websites such as cancer.
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The mines that are not paying, they want to blackmail the government.
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PRI is, ambitiously maybe, aiming to be commissioning mines within five years.
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Fortescue Ltd, which mines iron-ore exclusively, was over 2.3% lower, however.
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It is also considering bidding for three more mines there, he said.
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The second biggest decliner was Fortuna Silver Mines Inc, down 2.2 percent.
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BlackRock and Oppenheimer Funds sold their stakes in Australian Mines last year.
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In many countries, artisanal and small-scale gold mines use child labor.
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But there was work in the cotton fields and the local mines.
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Much of that comes from the opening of big new copper mines.
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They laid land mines and anti-tank obstacles in the vegetable gardens.
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An official at Congo's mines ministry was not immediately available for comment.
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Big tech firms like Google, Facebook, and Microsoft are today's coal mines.
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Fortescue Metals Group Ltd, which only mines iron ore, jumped 3.2 percent.
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"A zip line isn't going to replace thirty coal mines," he said.
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Today, Murray operates 20053 of the 22005 longwall mines in the nation.
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This includes owning minority investments in mines and warehouses that store commodities.
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