Sentence examples for mining that has from inspiring English sources
In the Riau archipelago, many continue a tradition of mining that has spanned generations.
The Sandbranch populace points the finger at gravel mining that has scarred the fringes of the town.
In the Appalachian coalfields, locals fight the mountaintop-removal strip mining that has shattered peaks and buried more than a thousand miles of headwater streams.
In 2010, the journal Science published a study of seventy-eight West Virginia streams near mountaintop-removal mines, which found that nearly all of them had elevated levels of selenium — a by-product of mining that has caused deformities in fish.
The Context Over the last decade working in the Peruvian Amazon — arguably the most biologically rich place on the planet — I have seen a number of forces tearing down the rainforests, but few as catastrophic as the unregulated gold mining that has become a scourge of the west Amazon.
In 2010, the journal Science published a study of seventy-eight West Virginia streams near mountaintop-removal mines, which found that nearly all of them had elevated levels of selenium a by-product of mining that has caused deformities in fish.
We consider supply chain examples from three Australian resource industries – fisheries, agriculture and mining – that have experienced climate shocks in recent years.
The London Mining Company has reactivated an iron ore mine that has been derelict since the 1960s.
The ease of digging up and refining some of the most valuable rare earths from the clay hills of southernmost Jiangxi Province and northernmost Guangdong Province, together with soaring prices, has led to a surge in illegal strip-mining that has turned many hillsides into lunar landscapes.
Grajcevci, like most of Hade's men, is employed by the mine that has destroyed his village.
The government is particularly sensitive to blogs that touch on official corruption, relations with China and a Chinese-run bauxite mine that has prompted widespread controversy.
