Sentence examples for historic mine from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Cochrane says a mine could be even more lucrative; engineers, using calculations made with modern surveying equipment as well as historic mine records, believe there is nearly 700,000 ounces still in the ground.

Acid and base extraction experiments provided desorption curves of mine tailing suspensions as a function of pH (0.5 12.7), and showed that Cu was more easily desorbed in the historic mine tailings.

Oprah Winfrey reportedly bought 60 acres of land there in 2014 and spent $14m on one of the town's most lavish mansions (it has a wine cellar designed to look like a historic mine).

There is still some gold and other minerals in the historic mine, he said, but the cost of removing them has become so expensive that the mine will be closed this year.

My family and communities in southern Illinois have literally been fighting the plunder of our communities, farms, forests and coal mining laborers by Peabody coal, along with various other out-of-state companies, since Mr. Francis Peabody himself sank his first historic mine in our parts in 1895.

Facing off with the world's largest coal company, which literally sank its first historic mine nearby in 1895, Rocky Branch farmers, residents and supporters fighting to protect their Shawnee Hills community against a violation-ridden and potentially devastating strip mine set up a road blockade this morning.

They mentioned previous radioactive and heavy metal contamination from historic mining throughout their rivers.

Also driven by a lightning strike, that fire, which started in the Gila National Forest, forced the evacuation of the historic mining town of Kingston.

These results suggest that the historic mining in the western UP is not leading to higher cadmium or copper uptake in grouse.

We compared liver cadmium and copper concentrations in ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbellus), a popular game bird from landscapes with and without historic mining.

Schneider argued the government should ask the mining industry to fund research to investigate the impact of the metal contamination in historic mining sites.