Sentences with phrase «deep mines»

They are the first deep mines to be opened there in three decades.

The top of the Orme, which can be reached via several paths, features one of the oldest deep mines in the world, where copper was extracted during the Bronze Age.

You and up to three other players start in a large map, each of which contain procedurally generated neighborhoods and city blocks, or forested areas crowded with deep mine shafts and jutting hills.

At the end of the line, Blaenau Ffestiniog is where slate from deep mines was once loaded on board for transport to the coast.

Blasting and shearing mountains have added to the damage done to underground aquifers by deep mines.

6th April 2018 Consulting firm Mira Geoscience received the Ultra Deep Mining Network (UDMN) Outstanding Achievement in Commercialisation award for a technical innovation and commercial sale that is quickly becoming the industry's most comprehensive and advanced geotechnical data management and hazard... →

Since 1987, neutrino detectors have proliferated, installed in exotic locales that are ideal for neutrino snagging, from the Antarctic ice sheet to deep mines across the globe.

Our last deep mine closed in December 2015 with the loss of hundreds of jobs and hundreds of years of tradition.

Pennsylvania will soon see the opening of the Acosta Deep Mine near Somerset, Penn., which will produce 375,000 tons of metallurgical coal annually and employ 70 workers, according to the Associated Press.

The CA has consulted with the British coal industry and have advised the Cabinet Office Energy Review that estimated established reserves amount to 222 million tonnes with a further known potential of 380 million tonnes; in addition currently un-accessed deep mine and open cast resources potentially (see para 11 below) provide many years of future production at present levels.

Even if Britain's considerable opencast and deep mine coal resources are not to be extensively worked under the existing planning regime, it is important that they should be kept available to facilitate any future change in policy which might favour their exploitation.

The higher uranium price reflects the need to move to ever deeper mines, which increases the energy needed to extract the ore, and the shift to lower - grade ore.

[Note — I am aware that some of the uranium ore was from deep mines and, thus, sequestered from the biosphere before it was brought to the surface.]

Most likely it will be disposed of through burial in deep mines or salt domes.

The Australian METS sector could be a key driver and facilitator of change in the mining sector, harnessing the deep mining domain knowledge and expertise that have been established in both Australia's METS and mining sectors, and the research sector over the past few decades.

Currently at the bottom of a deep mine shaft somewhere in America, breeding prodigiously in order to restore the GDP to current levels.

Communities, deep mines, farming, the natural beauty of the country the diffuse knowledge coded in customs.

He was a deep mine of wise and idiosyncratic advice about writing.

Skinner took it very seriously and said that the convention no longer applied given that all the deep mines in Bolsover had closed (though some opencasting did and does remain there).

Tullis Onstott has to put on a headlamp and protective gear when excavating microbial live in some of South Africa's deepest mines.

I've come to Boulby mine, a working potash, polyhalite and salt mine on the north - east coast of England, one of the deepest mines in Europe and home to the Boulby Underground Laboratory.

A mine in South Dakota contained the largest gold deposit in the Western Hemisphere and was the deepest mine in the United States, reaching down more than 8,000 feet.

Any of the types of dark matter searches — in deep mines, with space telescopes, the Large Hadron Collider — could be near a breakthrough

Many of them rely on high - purity materials such as liquid xenon and germanium crystals, cooled to low temperatures and placed in deep mines to shield the devices from the continuous spray of ordinary particles that strike Earth's atmosphere.

Extracting it from the ground involves tearing up landscapes with opencast mines, or risking human health and lives in deep mines.

And in fact, that's what Ray Davis in a very courageous experiment did with a 100,000 gallons of cleaning fluid in a deep mine in South Dakota for years.

Field observations of microbes recovered from deep drill cores, deep mines, and the ocean floor, coupled with laboratory investigations, reveal that microbial life can exist at conditions of extreme temperatures (to above 110ºC) and pressures (to > 10,000 atmospheres) previous thought impossible.

«John Carpenter blends horror and sci - fi in this action adventure set on Mars in the year 2176 as Martian police battle supernatural forces unleashed by a deep mining facility.»

In the game, Rusty is constantly exploring the deep mines of his father for various riches and hidden secrets.

The deepest mines in the world go down to 5 km, where temperatures are 70 °C.

This means, of course, that the cost of mining larger quantities of ore, and that of getting it from deeper mines, ensures even higher future costs of nuclear fuel.

From their trawlers scraping the floors of the seas to their dams impounding sediment by the gigatonne, from their stripping of forests to their irrigation of farms, from their mile - deep mines to their melting of glaciers, humans were bringing about an age of planetary change.

A miner was killed yesterday by a falling rock in Deep Mine # 41 in McClure, VA yesterday.