A recently identified mineral found in abandoned gold mine dumps.

A recently identified mineral, named kanatzidisite, was found in the mining dumps of the abandoned Nagybörzsöny gold deposit at Alsó-Rózsa in northern Hungary. Kanatzidisite, belonging to the class of materials known as chalcogenides, has historical usage in copper production and modern applications in catalytic reactions for fuel production, solar cells, and various materials. This novel…

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Oil and gas extraction mining

The oil and gas extraction segment produces the petroleum and natural gas that heat homes, fuel cars, and power factories. Petroleum products are also the raw materials for plastics, chemicals, medicines, fertilizers, and synthetic fibers. Petroleum, commonly called crude oil or just oil, is a liquid formed under ground from the decay of plants and…

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Norway considers opening Germany-sized area to deep-sea mining :

Norway, known for its stunning fjords, rich marine biodiversity, and commitment to environmental conservation, is now considering a groundbreaking step that has sparked both excitement and concern among experts and environmentalists alike. The country is contemplating the possibility of opening a Germany-sized area to deep-sea mining, a move that could have far-reaching consequences for the…

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UN at COP26: “Enough of mining we are digging our own graves” :

The United Nations’ statement at the COP26 (26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties) regarding mining has sparked significant attention and debate. The statement, “Enough of mining…we are digging our own graves,” reflects growing concerns about the environmental and social impacts of mining activities. This article will elaborate on the context and implications of…

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