Sentence examples for ore site from inspiring English sources
In a parallel to the adopt-a-highway program, Mr. Mouras and his small team annually map the same portion of the river, beginning at Charleston Bridge and running up to Boston Mill, an abandoned late-1800's-era late-1800's-era late-1800's-era
At some well-known ore sites, metamorphic fragments of carbonaceous matter of biogenic origin are quite well preserved (thucholite at the Witwatersrand).
Driven by the insatiable global appetite for construction, the mine has become the world's largest iron ore extraction site, producing 90% of all the iron in Europe, enough to build more than six Eiffel Towers a day.
One decade after closure of the Salsigne mine (SW France), As contamination persisted in surface water, groundwater and soil near and down-gradient from the reclaimed ore processing site (OPS).
– A uranium mining company seeking a mineral lease on state land in northern Arizona could have a hard time transporting the ore off-site because of the Navajo Nation's objections to an industry that left a legacy of death and disease among tribal members.
Data from children residing near former ore-processing sites were included in this reanalysis.
The blood lead levels surveyed at the ore-processing sites were comparable to and actually somewhat lower than those reported in the the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
These include an unusually large cemetery containing an estimated 3,000 tombs attributed to a pastoral nomadic population on the one hand, and the southern Levant's largest Iron Age copper ore smelting factory site on the other.
The Mittal Steel company purchased the Omarska mining complex and planned to resume extraction of iron ore from the site.
Assays of ore samples from the site suggested values up to $3,000 a ton, or about $ a ton in dollars when adjusted for inflation.
Anglo American said the most recent cost increase related to gaining access to additional land, more expensive license conditions and a one-year delay in shipping the first ore from the new site.
