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In The Alps, mining was used because of the variety of rock; Salt Iron ore Gold Silver Copper But it has now declined due to cheaper foreign sources.
People release greenhouse gases in the things we do everyday. For example, burning fossil fuels, cutting down trees etc. This releases carbon dioxide (and other greenhouse gases like methane) into the atmosphere. They store heat in the atmosphere and don't allow it to escape. This then causes temperatures to rise. We affect the ecosystems by intruding our life into theirs. If a wood duck finds a dead tree they will make a home out of it but we decide to cut them down. If you have ever seen Jurassic park 2. You will know that sometimes animals can be more powerful over their ecosystems than we can.
Uranium mining can be either by open pit mining or by underground mining.
I believe you are referring to strip mining. In parts of Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, entire mountaintops have been shorn off in order to easily get to the coal lying beneath them. A drive up I-75 from Knoxville, TN to Lexington, KY reveals many such examples of strip mining wherein the hills and mountains once had rounded tops, but are now flat on top.
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for Appalachian mountains the economic activities are - mining.
Mining.
Mostly farm land very impresive and mining grounds
Stop mining.
some jobs in the appalachian is mining fishing and farming
Animals have a good use of the Appalachian mountains, though humans may have not. Some travelers use it for shade and shelter while passing the mountains, and they also might use that spot for mining. If you wanted to get past the mountains, you would have to use the Beckwourth Pass in Montana. Mostly everyone thinks it's useless, but nature-lovers think it's a wonderful place for peace and great views, plus cool landforms.
mining and frontier
it destroys our natural mountains. And it also is ugly.
Coal mining is a major industry in the Appalachian Mountains in the eastern United States.
The two major landforms in New Delhi are the Yammunna River and the Aravali Hills. The Aravali Hills are important in the mining of copper and other metals. The Yamuna is the largest tributary of the Ganges River.
Humans and weather are mostly responsible for destroying mountains. Mountain mining is a large contributor to the destruction of mountain ranges.