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According to estimates by the National Mining Association, there were 58, 000 people employed in metals mining in 1993.
The status requires the world mining heritage team to ensure what people experience about Cornish or Devon mining is "authentic, accurate and culturally distinctive".
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Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan said the latest mining incident would remind people of the tragedy at Gleision Colliery last month.
How can mining companies improve education, health care and access to social service to create a better quality of life for people impacted by mining operations?
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By comparison, the coal mining industry in all of Appalachia employs 31, 000 people, says the National Mining Association.
We would spend days on end dealing with redundancy cases from the mining industry as we moved people's records from the "employed" to the "unemployed" boxes.
Anything that requires manufacturing things, constructing things, mining stuff or transporting stuff needs people to do those things.
Descendants of 91 people killed in a mining disaster in South Yorkshire gathered this weekend to mark the 100th anniversary of the tragedy.
Unions say this endangers the jobs of 8, 000 miners and 22, 000 auxiliary jobs that serve mining regions where 200, 000 people live and depend on mines.
Up to 10, 000 people were employed in the mining industry but also at the Kirkless iron and steel works.
The Carter Center said it helped launch congomines.org to give people more information about the mining sector, including contracts and payments.
Unlike with traditional TV campaigns, advertisers online can increasingly target commercials at precisely the right sort of people, using sophisticated data mining and tracking technology.
The Guardian quotes a friend of one of the miners who says he was just trying to provide for his family - "people don't go mining for fun", he says.
Half a century ago Yubari, on the northern island of Hokkaido, was a coal-mining town with more than 100, 000 people.
This is the oldest mountain range in the world and for a 100 years, mining these mountains has brought jobs for the people here.
Between March 3 and March 6, over 30, 000 people are expected to attend the mining convention that brings a mix of investors, analysts, mining executives, geologists, prospectors and international government delegations from around the world.
It was now just two people talking, not a news reporter mining for data like a dentist extracting teeth.
Tens of thousands of people in the DRC depend on artisanal mining, many operating in regions where conflict is not present.
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Instead, four of the top five slots were occupied by people who made their money from the mining boom - Ivan Glasenberg, Andrew Forrest, Clive Palmer, and, at the very top, Gina Rinehart, Australia's first lady of iron ore.
Mr Humphreys said that since mining began in Wales there had been nearly 700 mining incidents which included the deaths of up to four people.
But I am not shedding any tears and nor will a lot of people in this region and in many former mining communities throughout the country.
Social Security was designed to give a few years of modest benefits to people whose bodies were worn out through coal mining, factory work and other physically demanding labor.
The convention is an opportunity for people working, or invested, in the mining industry to visit booths of miners, mining technology companies and rub shoulders with experts in a large open environment.
The memorial will be in two parts - a national mining memorial and a memorial to the more than 500 people killed in total in two incidents, in 1901 and 1913, at Universal Colliery in Senghenydd.
The memorial is in two parts - a national mining memorial and a memorial to the more than 500 people killed in total in two separate incidents, in 1901 and 1913, at Universal Colliery in Senghenydd.
Mining reached its apex in the 1890s when around 700 people lived at Corinna, but by 1919 the town was all but abandoned, leaving what Tasmania's Parks and Wildlife Service describes as " the only remote area historic mining settlement" in the state.
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