What are the enviromental impacts of mining gemstones?
Mining natural resource produces environmental impacts. Responsible mining operations consider these impacts, and address their potential damage as part of their mining operations.
Impacts might include "... erosion, formation of sinkholes, loss of biodiversity, and contamination of soil, groundwater and surface water by chemicals from mining processes." This list according to Wikipedia, below.
mining does not cost money, so no, it does not. But, it can be sold at a high price to the grand exchange
The cost of mining gold varies from mine to mine. For example, if the cost to mine it per ounce is $600 per ounce, it is profitable to mine when it trades much above that, but not profitable if it trades at that or at a lower price. At the price increases,it becomes profitable to open or re-open mines that that have a high mining cost-per-ounce.
How old is the San Genaro mine in Peru?
Peru is a country located in South America. It has many major industries including mining. The exact age of San Genaro mine is unknown.
Which country is the leading producer of iron?
Australia , China, Brazil and India are the leading producer of iron or ferrous.
A spar mine is an eastern way of saying 'a pig ditch'. It also may mean a pig stake. you have no earthly idea what a spar-flourspar-mine is
Does china use longwall mining of covenional?
China uses longwall mining because it is an extremely cheap way of mining coal.
As the whole world knows China cares more about the economy than the environment, the people, or anything else for that matter.
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Why isn't luster a good property to identify minerals?
Luster is not a good property for identifying minerals because many minerals look similar. Your best way of knowing which mineral is which is by measuring their hardness.
What is the maximum height for bench in open pit mining?
Bench height would be designed considering terrain condition, Geological setup of the area. For i,e Coal mines in Indian context , 6 m height and 10m width which we normally follow here.
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What are the similarities between quarrying and mining?
Technically a quarry IS a mine. Usually open to the air, it is a mine where slate or building stone is excavated.
The city in England that is in the most important coal and iron mining district is Glasgow?
nope: Glasgow is is Scotland. Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire had the most important coal & iron ore deposits in England. Glasgow is on the Lanarkshire coalfield. bringingham
What is the current price of iron ore in South Africa?
IRON ORE FROM SOUTH AFRICA, FOB Durban price $132/MT
(as on year 2011)
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Lithogenous sediment is made up of fragments of rocks and minerals that have been eroded and transported by various geological processes before settling on the ocean floor. These sediments typically originate from continental sources and can include materials such as quartz, feldspar, and clay minerals. Lithogenous sediment forms a significant component of marine sedimentary deposits.
What is a type of mine that uses a horizontal opening in a hill or mountain?
This is known as drift mining. The horizontal opening is known as an adit.