Sentence examples for be opened for mining from inspiring English sources

Temer claims that "only a third" of the area is to be opened for mining.

But last spring, in another of Washington's Friday night announcements, the Department of the Interior announced - no, whispered - that it was removing more than 200m acres that it owned from "further wilderness study", enabling those areas to be opened for mining, drilling, logging or road-building.

Although it is unclear whether either appellate decision will be taken to the Supreme Court, the debate will continue over how much federal lands should be open for mining.

Trump signed an executive order that allows national monuments to be revoked or reduced in size so the areas can be opened for drilling and mining.

When the dam was opened for business, waste from the mine was piped in behind the starter dike and subsequent dikes.

The idea of adopting a minefield first took shape in the fall of 1997, when the International Treaty to Ban Land Mines was opened for signing in Ottawa.

The unilateral declaration of national monuments has generally proved popular among the public but is controversial with some Republicans, who claim that more land needs to be opened up for mining and agriculture, rather than economic development through outdoor pursuits.

Sure, more mines can be opened.

The mine of Naica was opened in 1828 to mine for lead, zinc and silver ore.

The initial underground projects for coal mining were opened at Chhal and Dharam underground mines, where Seam-III is being exploited.

In March, the Administration announced that it would be opening up new public lands in Wyoming for coal mining.