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Mine air often contains pollution and gasses. The further a miner goes down the hotter it gets, so to work air conditioning or some source of air is needed. In coal mines the mining of coal produces a coal dust. The fine grains of the dust gets into the miners lungs and this eventually causes a disease that kills the person.
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Many of the first miners in the colorado mountains did not find minerals because?
they could not get in it deep haga haga haga
How deep do miners have to dig to find gold?
1,000,00 feet deep
How far down are the miners stuck in chile?
they are 750m deep
How deep is the mine that the chili miners are trapped in?
2300 feet
Where Were 33 Miners Trapped Deep Underground?
In Chile for 66 days
Why did all miners not become rich?
Ore was deep underground and it was expensive to extract.
What is the name of the song that says our blood runs as deep as the mines?
coal miners son
How deep is the Chile mine?
the one where miners are being rescued is 622 meters (about 2,041 feet)
Can you get Palkia without going to the top of mt cornet?
no you cant palkia is deep inside mt coronet and its a challenge to find him unless of course you trade him
Why did peter Lalo be the miners leader?
Peter Lalo became the miners' leader due to his strong leadership qualities and deep understanding of the miners' needs and challenges. His ability to communicate effectively and advocate for workers' rights helped unite the miners and gain their trust. Lalo's commitment to improving working conditions and securing fair wages resonated with the miners, making him a natural choice for leadership.
What is deep shaft mining?
Deep shaft mining is a method of extracting minerals and resources from deep underground by digging vertically downward, creating a shaft that allows miners and equipment to access the deposits. This method is commonly used for accessing resources such as coal, gold, and copper that are located deep beneath the Earth's surface.
How deep were the chilian miners trapped?
2,296.59 feet; approximately 700 meters
