Значения термина small mines на английском

Jeran said it was one cost too many for small mines like his.

The best opportunities are a few, well managed, small mines, but nothing big.

They had a few small mines, yes.

Officials have already blamed reckless mining in this polluted region that is scattered with small mines and smelters.

Gold output, however, will continue to decline until 2017, when several small mines will support a rebound, Shinno said.

The rise in gold prices in recent years had spurred dozens of small mines to open in the area.

A July 25 explosion killed seven miners, highlighting lax safety conditions in small mines that are often poorly regulated.

Apparently harmless whisky bottles exploded when attempts were made to draw the corks, and several small mines went up.

The metal is used in small mines to separate gold from ore, creating toxic fumes and polluting soil and river systems.

The government has also promised changes to safety regulation, although stricter controls and closures of small mines are unlikely to dent copper output significantly.

Officials earlier this year announced plans to crack down on reckless mining in this polluted region that is scattered with small mines and smelters.

Officials announced earlier this year plans to crack down on reckless mining in this polluted region that is scattered with small mines and smelters.

Large mines are heavy polluters but are taking on a subordinate role to thousands of small mines in degrading the tropical forest throughout the region.

It is hoped that as many as 60 small mines could be helped by 2020 using the new money raised.

After floating one or two small mines successfully, he has some reputation to lose, while I'm, of course, not an engineer or a business man.