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French-controlled
mines
in Niger provided uranium ore.
There is another irony: some of the same Australians who have criticized the deficits have also criticized proposals to increase taxes on
mines.
Even democratic governments – such as those of Australia, Canada, and India – have resorted to claims that protests are externally controlled in order to discredit local resistance to, say, oil pipelines or coal
mines
that are supposed to generate profits and growth.
NATO and the SCO could work together on neutralizing anti-personnel
mines
in Afghanistan, as well as other possible types of confidence-building measures, such as joint police training and counter-narcotics operations.
But the intractable regional crises in the world today are land
mines
for the leader of the one superpower, especially when his own public is turning inward.
There are no signs that the Bush administration is relenting on, for example, the UN, the Kyoto Protocol, the International Criminal Court, the ban on land mines, or the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
Yet many of the governments responsible for protecting these sites within their borders are not only failing to take strong climate action; they are actively pursuing dirty energy projects like coal
mines
and coal-fired power plants.
The armed forces operate a parallel economy, with its own mines, farms, and factories, though many soldiers and junior officers still go hungry.
Rare-earth
mines
are found throughout the world.
In the face of aggressive price cutting by Chinese rare-earth producers, many
mines
in the US and elsewhere in the world were shut down over the years.
An older technology features vast strip mines, huge diggers, and trucks carting oily dirt to industrial-scale pressure cookers that drain off the bitumen.
They disparage hideous strip
mines
and toxic tailing ponds that even superstar marketers cannot “greenwash.”
The scale is unusual, but open-pit
mines
and tailing ponds are normal mining operations everywhere.
Moreover, the newer bitumen technology does without strip
mines.
Another obvious condition is mandatory timetables for restoring strip
mines
and tailing ponds to their natural condition.
In the decade after Hiroshima, tactical nuclear weapons were widely regarded as “normal” weapons, and the US military incorporated nuclear artillery, atomic land mines, and nuclear anti-aircraft weapons into its deployed forces.
Current projections indicate that uranium shortages in the coming years can be avoided only if existing and new uranium
mines
operate according to plan.
One can also expect that the current worldwide economic crisis will not help to accelerate the construction of nuclear power plants and new uranium
mines.
But firms must deal with licenses in many areas – such as medical devices and drugs, radio stations, mines, bars, banks, insurance companies, airlines, and taxis – that are not included in the report’s indicators, even though they may be major obstacles to doing business.
Yet, if Argentina receives sufficient investment to build the infrastructure – the pipelines, railways, silica mines, and waste sites – needed to make Vaca Muerta profitable, the country may become effectively locked into full exploitation.
Owners of coal
mines
and their clients are thus strongly opposed to any tax on carbon.
The facts couldn’t be clearer: fossil fuels are driving not only devastating climate change, but also so many other threats that, quite frankly, to insure new coal power and
mines
flies in the face of reasonable financial risk management.
Two-thirds of UN member states have called for a nuclear-weapons convention similar to existing treaties banning other categories of particularly inhumane and indiscriminate weapons, from biological and chemical arms to anti-personnel land
mines
and cluster munitions.
In Chile, for example, copper
mines
have been forced to start using desalinated water for extraction, while Sweden’s Boliden sources up to 42% of its energy needs from renewables.
Moreover, mines, bombs, and grenades that failed to explode during combat often continue to render areas inaccessible both for humans and larger animals long after a war ends.
While it would be difficult for Iran to seal the strait for long, if it managed to do so at all, it could easily make passage unsafe with attacks by small boats, sea mines, and missiles launched from coastal mountains.
This makes many pathogens “evolutionary land mines” awaiting us as we relocate to novel habitats, move species around, and alter existing ecosystems.
Arguably, the biggest economic impact of Britain’s coal industry in the late seventeenth century was that it encouraged the development of the steam engine as a way to pump water out of
mines.
To be sure, there are not as many farmers today as in past decades or centuries;Lancashire’s cotton mills, Pittsburgh’s steel plants, and Duisburg’s coal
mines
have closed; and there are far fewer workers in Northern Sweden’s vast forests.
As a result, China’s economy is dominated by resource-hungry and inefficient polluters, such as coal and mineral mines, textile and paper mills, iron and steel makers, petrochemical factories, and building material producers.
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