Eco-Bos, the Egyptian-French-Cornish joint venture that plans to develop 1,715 acres of clay works into small "eco-towns", will present its strategy framew... C Eade - 《Property Week》 被引量: 0发表: 2010年 The use of china clay waste as a construction material using alkali-activate...
The next year, 1897, a contingent of sheriff's deputies fired upon an unarmed procession of striking mine workers who were marching between the patch towns of Harwood and Lattimer in Luzerne County. The deputies killed nineteen and wounded thirty-six people in what became known as the Lattimer...
Predating the discovery of diamonds, modern mining towns in Botswana began over a century ago when gold was discovered in Francistown. During the 1950s and early 1960s, mining activities entailed gold, manganese, and asbestos production. However, the scale of operations was small relative to the...
In some mining sites in Sardinia facilities and machinery have been salvaged and restored; unfortunately, in most cases the ruins of the miners’ houses, the rusty railway tracks, and the gutted buildings where the minerals were processed look like ghost towns. Beneath these sites there is an ...
As mining increased in importance these towns c... AE Salsgiver - Dissertations & Theses - Gradworks 被引量: 0发表: 2012年 Coal: Strip Mining Mineral Deeds: 'All Coal;' Strip Muung Not Authorized Limitations of Action: Dormant Minerals Act A 1903 deed of mineral severance conveys "all of...
Mining Camps & Ghost Towns 来自 掌桥科研 喜欢 0 阅读量: 3 作者: JE Mulkey 摘要: Most mining towns died when the ore ran out or else the town's water supply ran dry or the mines flooded heyond the capabilities of its pumps. Mine accidents like the ones in Dawson, New Mexico ...
In the 50-year mining moratorium, “it is clear there that we do not allow the large-scale mining in most Samar towns, because the 25 major river systems that provide clean water to 1.5 million island residents can be affected,” Salurio said. ...
In 2017, it was estimated that South Africa’s illegal mining trade was worth R7 billion a year, and in 2015 the SA Human Rights Commission estimated that there were an active 30 000 illegal miners (known as zama-zamas). It has been reported in the news that mining towns acro...
of sampled media, including attic dust [16, 21]; house dust [75]; atmospheric dust [49•]; road dust [97•]; crop/vegetables [101]; surface and groundwater [94], with mining-related particulates reported in soils adjacent to mines and across the towns of mining communities [44, ]...
Thankfully, we now have better development model, one that does not abandon towns when mining ceases. Modern miners have invented what the Australians call FIFO, meaning fly-in/fly-out operations. We in Canada were pioneers in this practice. Workers are flown to the mine site for periods ran...