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That is Coltan extraction, gold mining.
There are regulations that it's prohibited to do logging, mining and poaching, specifically.
This purchase included mining and hunting rights, ownership of all land on the island, and a castle with no furniture included.
As it happens, there are no trails anywhere on Mount Washington, just a few old mining roads like this, so you have to bushwhack everywhere.
You've worked in mining, you've worked in fishing, you've worked in steel, you've worked in every major industry.
They're mining blood density levels.
Success would look like every state stops all new fossil fuel expansion, because if they keep drilling and fracking and mining, the problem will just get worse, so that no matter what we do with windmills and solar collectors and so forth, we'll never be able to catch up.
JG: I was born Oneida, Tennessee, right across the state border from a small coal mining town, Stearns, Kentucky.
But, today in Britain, for example, Indian restaurants in Britain employ more people than the coal mining, ship building and iron and steel industries combined.
And as we sit, exchanging free ideas with each other, there are still people mining coal in order to power the servers, extracting the minerals to make all of those things.
And, sure enough, with all the other pressures on the river, like sand mining, for example, very, very heavy cultivation all the way down to the river's edge, not allowing the animals to breed anymore, we're looking at even more problems building up for the gharial, despite the early good intentions.
Around the world, slaves are used to destroy the environment, cutting down trees in the Amazon; destroying forest areas in West Africa; mining and spreading mercury around in places like Ghana and the Congo; destroying the coastal ecosystems in South Asia.
And you have the uranium mining that you have to deal with.
It goes from Venezuelan scenery to a rip off of easy rider to diamond mining and a ruthless hunter going crazy for some reason who gets it in the end.
I should have him position 1 (awful), but the reason for which I put him 2 was for Eve, the girl of the town that, besides some scenes of nudity, besides, I thought of voting for 3, but like they killed Eve, I returned at 2. it is that movies like this they should not be financed by anybody, since not even they took to the fame or other productions to the actors main, great falsehood, jaja, the history of a mining ghost that kills to "mansalva" and after they put an end to their misdeeds, it reappears, because with the end they shitted it very ugly.
A group of douche-bag teenagers go up to an old mining town in hopes of finding gold nuggets.
A Canadian systems analyst, Zach Straker(Scott Bairstow)is sent on an assignment for a diamond mining company.
But it is somewhere, somewhere ninety some odd years ago a tragic mining accident claimed the lives of numerous children who were forced to labor in the dark and dank.
Lorre has the man paroled into his care and brought to his island where he is mining diamonds.
Being Cornish and brought up with the history of tin mining, this film is quite special to me.
The movie is shot in a frigid, barren Quebec asbestos mining town.
The monster in the dark here, murdering members of a deep mining colony, creates a scary impression in the first act.
Kirk and the crew are visiting a federation mining colony on a remote planet rich in mineral resources.
While Nell is visiting with her father's partner at his mining camp, a gang of local bandits kidnap her and bring her to their camp deep in the wilderness.
One of the serious potential environmental costs of most mining operations is pollution of downstream streams, rivers and lakes with excess sediments and toxins.
One of the most serious examples in 19th century USA of excess river sedimentation was caused by hydraulic mining of gold-bearing gravely hills on the sides of the Sacramento Valley in the period from the 1850s to the early 1880s.
Roy Rogers and company try to bring "Sintown" back to life - it's a ghost town which may go boom if silver mining is successful.
Disappearance is set in the Mojave desert as Jim (Harry Hamlin) & Patty Henley (Susan Dey) plus their two kids Katie (Basia A'Hern) & Matt (Jeremey Lelliott) along with Ethan (Jamie Croft) a friend of the family are travelling along, they stop at a roadside diner & ask about an old deserted mining town on the map called Weaver.
Based on an actual mining disaster, this early German talkie (with English subtitles) still remains one of the most effective docu-dramas ever filmed.
She's a waitress for her father's speakeasy in a little crummy mining town.
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