The word 'extractive' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that involves the removal or extraction of a substance or resource. Example: The mining company's extractive practices caused significant damage to the local environment.
A peace agreement could bring a flood of investment into extractive industries and exacerbate deforestation.
Given that extractive companies are often clustered in the same broad geographical regions, establishing joint community development makes sense.
A programme officer for Oxfam's extractive industry team in west Africa, Kuevor says that the natural instinct of most companies – particularly industry competitors – is "not to share" and to "do their own thing".
In particular, there was evidence of the recent sharp falls in oil prices hitting employment in the extractive sector, with mining shedding more than 11,000 jobs last month.
With a healthier and better-educated workforce, Indonesia would rely less on extractive industries.
David Pickerell, vice-president of production at Maker's Mark, describes the wood's interaction with the fledgling whisky during the time the barrel is in the upper half of the warehouse as "extractive".
"Extractive institutions" sometimes develop as elites feel more secure and seek their own ends, they say.
Mr Aliev's government has signed up to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, a British-backed scheme designed to help resource-rich countries avoid corruption.
America eventually eradicated extractive southern institutions and placed the South on a path toward economic convergence.
A year later, amid increasing objections from the oil industry, the Securities and Exchange Commission has yet to finalise the rules that the law stipulates for extractive-industry companies listed in America.
Months later the Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, part of a global lobby for transparency in natural-resource revenues, revealed a leakage of more than $9.8 billion in 1999-2008.Mr Sanusi's suspension has also provided ammunition for Mr Jonathan's political opponents in the run-up to the elections in 2015.
