Because we did not use as much tin as we mined so the value of tin dropped and people did not want to work in the conditions
many mines closed because the cost of operating them had become too high
most british coal mines are closing down because it is very harmful to the environment and the government cannot risk peoples lives just to make coal. Done by : Kennida Vanterpool (axa)
they were far to dangerous as they were exploding, collapsing, and giving people diseases in the lungs causing death :D
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Cornwall WAS rich in tin but there isn't much left now and most of the mines have closed.
The UK has a history of coal mines and tin mines although most are now closed, in Cleveland there is still a potash mine and we also have a long history of treacle mines. (see related link)
Tin mines.
To extract tin, a valuable metal.
pre thatcher labour closed most mines in the uk
kolar gold Fields were the deepest mines in India and the second deepest gold mines in the world until 2000 when it was closed down
Tom Greeves has written: 'Tin mines and miners of Dartmoor' -- subject(s): Tin mines and mining, Pictorial works, History
See: Factories & Mines in the United Kingdom
In the 1950s hundreds of U.S. mines closed because of greater imports, the rising costs of underground mining in America, and depleted ores of higher grades
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