ADNAMA
Mining Resources Corporation (Surigao del Norte)
Instead, it was a signal for greater cooperation with
mining companies.
It will be largely bulk
mining at a rate of 33-million tonnes of ore per year with a grade of 1.8 g/t Au, producing 5.1 million g of Au per year (180,000 oz) with a five-and-a-half-year mine life.
One of the best-known environmental
mining disasters happened in Martin County, Kentucky in 2000, when 250 million gallons of toxic liquid waste burst through a coal waste dam.
One of the reasons, I am sorry to say, is that the geologists, miners, engineers, prospectors and companies who collectively make up the
mining industry have not done a good job of compiling their wonderful stories or making them easily available.
It depends on the region of the country: In West Virginia, you've got a lot of underground
mining and you have surface
mining.
Only after it created the atom bomb did officials tell us there were some dangers with
mining uranium.
The image suggested by the term "data
mining" is an attractive one, but, unfortunately, it may not be very informative to those records and information management (RIM) professionals who need to know what data
mining means for them.
Barrick is now studying the request, but the company has said publicly that underground
mining is not feasible.
Some buyouts are meant to protect the species, landforms, or other features of a parcel of land, while others are meant to prevent polluting activities, such as
mining or oil exploration, from taking place on the land.