Mining Videos

Don't forget copper.... SUMMARY: At a Lowy Institute function earlier this week Marius Kloppers, head of the world´s biggest mining company, BHP Billiton, mentioned, in glowing terms, that oft forgotten metal, copper. 'Forgotten´ because in our collective imagination iron ore and even zinc spell `Big Business´, `Resources Boom´ and `Good Investments´. So time (we thought) to reacquaint ourselves with a base metal that -- as its long history shows -- has always been going places and going into thousands of products. Under threat: the Mekong river SUMMARY: One of the critiques of all the climate change discussions leading up to Copenhagen is that it averts our gaze from major pre-existing environmental challenges that are robbed of coverage. Take the Mekong River for instance, that critical waterway that runs from China to Vietnam and underpins the lives of many millions of people. Its whole character has already been heavily affected by dam-building in its northern reaches from the 1980s onwards, all these controlled by China...but you might be surprised to learn there are plans underway for 11 more, in the river´s lower reaches, right down into south-east Asia. Michael Palin SUMMARY: From Monty Python to films -- including A Fish called Wanda where he plays the stuttering and hapless `chips up the nose´ Ken -- Michael Palin has featured in a treasure trove of memorable comedy. His new book charts his life as the Python years were ending and a permanent stay as a comic actor in Hollywood seemed possible. But then his career took a very different turn. Al Qaeda in Yemen SUMMARY: Part of the whole purpose of statecraft is to act as an early warning system for world trouble spots in order to avert a dissent into overt wars. And one part of the world that is entirely appropriate to discuss here...that doesn´t necessarily get a lot of coverage here in Australia is Yemen. Eco-friendly holidays SUMMARY: Summer is fast approaching and for many of us a few weeks of sun and surf is just around the corner. Ken Eastwood spent six months researching a variety of Australia´s most sustainable holidays. From Tassie to the Top End he´s explored some of the best places to visit and how to get there with minimal impact.

The Animas River is the last free flowing river in Colorado. It has seen all phases of the environment, and of mankind. It has sustained the populations and been the recipient of untold abuse. Yet, it rolls along continuing to sustain our minds, bodies and souls. The river holds our stories, our secrets and our future; it truly is our LIFEBLOOD...

If you are looking to satisfy your craving for adventure, look no further then to Gem Mountain Gemstone Mine in Spruce Pine. Gem Mountain shares the rich history and tradition of mining at every visit. All the action takes place under the covered gemstone flumes, where your mission is to discover and identify beautiful and valued gemstones. Just place a scoop of rough material on the screen... then rinse with clean water. The gem stones, when wet, will reveal colors and crystal shapes! There are a variety of gemstones just waiting to be discovered! Visitors are likely to detect traces of Crabtree emerald, moonstone, garnet, citrine, amethyst, ruby, and sapphire gemstones. After your discoveries are made, your stones will be inspected free of charge. You also have the option of having your treasured gemstones cut and made into jewelry by qualified gem cutters! If weather permits, Gem Mountain also offers day tours of the Brushy Creek Aquamarine Mine where you re likely to find a slue of beautiful Aquamarine Gems! Mining trips are by reservation only! So bring the entire family to Gem Mountain where you will find treasures that will last forever, and have an experience to match Distributed by Tubemogul.

The historic gold fields of the Klondike Gold Rush are a popular destination in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Join David Millar, owner of Goldbottom Tours, as he shows how to successfully pan for gold in this region. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel

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China currently produces about 95% of the world's rare earths, which are metals which are essential to modern living and used all around us every day. In business it´s a volatile mix, with complex political alchemy for every government, including Australia. Reporter Stan Correy.

The historic gold fields of the Klondike Gold Rush are a popular destination in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Join David Millar, owner of Goldbottom Tours, on an authentic operating placer gold mine tour in the Klondike. Listen in, as he explains ... Author: canadiantourism

The historic gold fields of the Klondike Gold Rush are a popular destination in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Join David Millar, owner of Goldbottom Tours, on an authentic operating placer gold mine tour in the Klondike. Listen in, as he explains the process of large-scale gold mining, and shares his own family's stories. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel

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Named after Canadian geologist George Dawson, Dawson City's population surged during the Klondike Gold Rush in the late 19th century. Today, gold mining is still a major industry in the Yukon Territory. Discover the rich history of the region -- and ... Author: canadiantourism

Shortly after gold was discovered in the Yukon Territory, Dredge No. 4 was installed to harvest gold from the surrounding earth. The dredge has been out of commission since 1959, and is now recognized as a National Historic Site of Canada. Explore ... Author: canadiantourism

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Just three miles from the northeast entrance of Yellowstone National Park, Noranda Inc. proposed to build one of North America s largest gold mines. Cooke City residents, Jim and Heidi Barrett knew that this would irreversibly damage the Yellowstone ecosystem and the place they loved. So with the help of various non-profit organizations, including the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, they fought a battle to stop the mine. Against all odds they won. This inspirational story demonstrates how ordinary people standing up for what they believe in can make a difference.

You might not know it from the textbooks, but California's gold rush was also a mercury rush. Quicksilver mines near San Jose provided gold miners with the mercury they needed to separate gold from ore. 150 years later, we're still facing the consequences of gold-rush era mercury, much of which is lodged in the Bay's mud and in its fish. Quest reports on the legacy of mercury mining, and how Bay Area agencies are attempting to clean it up.