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    Rio Tinto Group

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    Rio Tinto is a main worldwide mining gathering that spotlights on discovering, mining and handling the Earth's mineral assets. Our objective is to convey solid and maintainable shareholder comes back from our arrangement of world-class resources and our convincing pipeline of undertakings. We take a long haul, taught approach, creating and running long life, minimal effort, expandable operations that are equipped for conveying quality all through the cycle. Rio Tinto Group is…

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    Tragedy is continuous. During tragic times, the darkness is consuming. Nevertheless, some of the brightest lights are found in the darkest places. When persevering through tragedy, hope and determination are crucial. Sacrifices and loss can be painful, however, they are necessary during the act of perseverance. In All The Light We Cannot See, Anthony Doerr proves that hasty decisions during times of conflict are what defines true character. Marie-Laure, a curious French blind girl is forced to…

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    Mining is a business directly related to the extraction of ore, valuable minerals or other geological resources such as gold, silver, diamond, iron, coal and uranium from mines. Because the process of extraction requires a large amount of capital, mining business is normally done by the government, multinational companies or wealthy business owners. All the resources that need to be extracted are non-renewable as these materials cannot be artificially created nor grown through agricultural…

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    moving. People who fled from Syria thought about the reasons why they should leave Syria, like so they could give their children a better life and or give themselves a better life style and people who moved to Australia for the mining boom considered the benefits of having a mining job, they think about being FIFO workers or being a permanent resident. These factors apply to any situation and will always have positive and negative impacts on the country they’ll arrive…

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    such as oil, copper, gold, iron, by mining industries daily. Mining companies are located anywhere around the world but Latin America specifically has many resources that Mining industries want. The most popular places; Peru, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina have the largest amounts of mines and exportation of resources, but even though these are the largest in south America, mines are found in small countries such as Ecuador, Bolivia, and Uruguay. Mining industries are doing more harm…

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    Lauren Chubb talked about much at risk miners are in their work environment. These miners develop different respiratory diseases such as silicosis (a form of lung disease), coal workers’ pneumoconiosis (Black Lung), lung cancer, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) to name a few. They get these diseases from the coal, crystalline silica, metallic species, and different fibers in the air. They inhale these constantly then become infected. It has gotten so bad that younger miners…

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    powered by coal. This newly harnessed energy source is what made the industrial innovations, like the fabrication of steel and iron, of the 1800s possible. In the early days of its mining, 1840, only 7,000 men were mining coal in America, but by 1870 the number of miners increased to 186,000. This increase was only the beginning. In 1900 the number of miners had surged to as many as 677,000. With the increase of workers came the increase of tons of coal that was being mined. The coal was used…

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    Iron Bar Lab

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    This lab activity uses cereals that are fortified with iron, hot water, a drinking glass, and white magnet stirring bar. The students weighed the dry cereal before placing it in the glass. The students place the magnet stirring bar at the bottom of the glass then they place the cereal and hot water in the glass. The students then stir the items for a set time, after which they remove the magnet stirring bar. There should be dark slivers of iron left on the bar. The students then removed the…

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    petroleum such as the coal, diamond, gold, iron and a whole lot more. These mines are accessible to people with the use of heavy equipments and with the help of mining experts. However, there are laws regarding mining which one should follow before digging the minerals out. The Australian mining law is all about the exploration and extraction of all the minerals and petroleum in this country. It governs the all activities…

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    Tata Steel Swot Analysis

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    regions. To achieve greater raw material security, Tata Steel is also pursuing various mining projects To foster inclusive growth, Tata Steel encourages local buying, particularly from small entrepreneurs and Non Governmental Organisations, whose revenue flow benefits the local community and mainstreams disadvantaged…

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