On July 9 until the 14thday of this month, another residents coming from the towns of San Jorge and San Jose de Buan, Samar reported that the Bauxite Resources, Inc. (BRI) has “started to implement mining exploration and collection of limestone, soil samples in Mineral Production Sharing Ag...
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...
About 120 miles North of Las Vegas is the ghost town of Rhyolite, a town that sprung up in 1904 as a result of the Gold Rush. Rhyolite is one of the larger Ghost Towns, which at one time had over 10,000 people living in the city. By 1907, the town was one of the few mining ...
Ni H, Gong P, Li XC (2021) Extraction of old towns in Hangzhou (2000–2018) from Landsat time series image stacks. Remote Sens 13:2438. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs13132438 Article Google Scholar Notesco G, Kopackova V, Rojik P, Schwartz G, Livne I, Ben Dor E (2014) Mineral cl...
The townscape itself was an active component in the construction and perpetuation of social identity within the mining towns and constructions were further informed by the overpowering influence of the mining landscape. The mining town of Mount Shamrock is used as an example of the application of ...
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. ...
The article features the heritage sites, crooked cottages, and market towns that dot the countryside of the East Midlands in England. The countryside is home to whole villages of crooked cottages built of creamy Lincolnshire limestone or... C Santry - 《Britain》 被引量: 0发表: 2013年 HIDDEN...
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 ...
The mercury emissions, i.e., the part of the pollutant entering the atmosphere, by burning amalgams or melting gold doré at gold shops, represent the main health problem for miners and their communities as this process is usually conducted at the urban core of the artisanal mining towns [9...
Buildings and street grids, historical museums and company towns count for a lot. But mining's influence in deforesting a considerable radius around a mining district, the consequences of cyanide heap-leaching on local soils, or the effects of waste water ponds on wildlife populations get less ...