An article last Wednesday about artisanal tofu reversed two terms in a quotation from Grace Young, an authority on Chinese cuisine.
The main key search terms were artisanal, small-scale, gold, mining, mercury, chronic, intoxication, poisoning, mercurialism, Zimbabwe, Africa, environmental, global, burden of disease, and disability weight.
Artisanal associations proliferated everywhere; often termed brotherhoods (confratria, confraternitas), they fostered new urban and suburban solidarities for charitable and ceremonial purposes as well as for the promotion of economic interests.
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.
Media technology has developed so quickly in the decade since these audio blogs first took off that the term podcasting almost sounds like an artisanal craft from a bygone age.
These cheese types vary in terms of the technology used to manufacture them (artisanal (without starters), industrial (using commercial starters), the type of milk used (cow, goat, ewe, or mixtures), the treatment to which that milk is subject (raw, pasteurised), and ripening time (from one to 24 months)).
In Mgusu (Tanzania), the UNIDO project sought to provide education to minimize mercury use in ASGM but was hindered by ambiguity over who had the "right to mine"—artisanal miners or a medium-scale mining company preventing the long-term delivery of such initiatives (Spiegel 2009a).
The data obtained in this study showed that the artisanal gold mining in the study area may contribute to long term environmental and human health risks.
The data obtained in this study showed that, the artisanal gold mining activities in the study area may contribute to long term environmental and human health risk.
This practice is still commonly applied to produce certain artisanal cheese products, and in such cases, the starter culture mixes are termed undefined starters.
