Sentence examples for artisanal scale from inspiring English sources

Mezcal also allows us to examine how a spirit that has largely been made on an artisanal scale for local consumption comes to terms with global recognition.

The Toledos are no longer struggling artists (although the romantic ethos of authenticity and creative struggle is part of their identity), but they still operate on an artisanal scale.

Gold mining is the main industrial activity at Bibiani; both large-scale mining and artisanal small-scale mining (including illicitly operated ones known locally as galamsey) are practiced in this community.

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In many developing countries, multinational enterprises (MNEs) in mining operate alongside fast-growing communities of informal artisanal, small-scale miners.

Leah Stokes, PhD candidate in environmental policy and planning, discussed the challenges with regulating emissions from the burning of fossil fuels and artisanal small-scale gold mining.

Mercury pollution associated with artisanal small-scale gold mining in Madre de Dios, Peru poses a threat to human health in the region.

This past summer, he conducted a research project in the Peruvian Amazon, investigating the public health impacts of artisanal small-scale gold mining and mercury pollution.

Instead of showing heightened vigilance, Kaloti staff were happy to offer cash-in-hand in exchange for gold hand-delivered and originating from artisanal, small-scale mines (ASMs).

A longstanding competition for fishery resources has existed in Chile between the South American sea lion (Otaria flavescens) and artisanal (small-scale) fisheries.

The IPEN-BRI Global Hotspots report finds that coal-fired power plants, artisanal small-scale gold mining, chlor-alkali plants, and other industrial sources contaminate humans and fish around the world with mercury levels that exceed health advisory levels.