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Labor Department lists mica mined in Madagascar in report
11-11-2020 The move follows a 2019 NBC News investigation that revealed children as young as 4 were working in underground mica pits in the African nation. Two children, ages 5 and 8, pound down pieces of
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GLOBAL MICA MINING The Centre for Research on
The research revealed that mica mining is an impor-tant source of income for hundreds of villages in Jharkhand and Bihar. The mining entails more than collecting pieces of mica from the ground. Explosives and/or air-compressed hammers are often used to crush rocks, and dangerous underground holes are dug to access mica of a better quality.
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A peek into Jharkhand’s mica mines where child labour
20-02-2021 Corporations once dug mica mines as big as this, before withdrawing from the industry once the Forest Conservation Act of 1980 was passed Photo: Praveen Jain ThePrint Sani Rai stands inside a 30-foot underground cave that he and a few others dug to collect mica scraps near Kararitola village in Koderma Photo: Praveen Jain ThePrint A labourer sits at the periphery of an abandoned mica mine
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Mining mica: can the industry overturn its legacy of
28-01-2020 Mining the mineral involves dangerous digging of vertical shafts of one to two metres wide and around 15 metres deep, extracting and then sorting the mica. Once extracted and sorted, the commodity is exported primarily to China. From there it finds its way into Western products.
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An army of children toils in African mica mines
18-11-2019 NBC News tracked the flow of mica mined by children in Madagascar trapped in a cycle of extreme poverty and exploitative child labor spanning generations.
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The dark secret of Jharkhand's shiny mineral mica
It is pockmarked with an intricate web of dark holes leading to the underground mica mines. The rat-hole mines in Tisro block of Giridih in Jharkhand. Local tribal spend eight hours a day inside these dangerous mind to find mica scrap.
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Mining mica: can the industry overturn its legacy of
Mining the mineral involves dangerous digging of vertical shafts of one to two metres wide and around 15 metres deep, extracting and then sorting the mica. Once extracted and sorted, the commodity is exported primarily to China. From there it finds its way into
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An army of children toils in African mica mines
NBC News tracked the flow of mica mined by children in Madagascar trapped in a cycle of extreme poverty and exploitative child labor spanning generations.
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A peek into Jharkhand’s mica mines where child labour
The mica mining industry today operates via unlicensed middle men and labourers who scavenge for mica in large abandoned mines, or dig holes into the earth for scraps.
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India's mica mines: The shameful truth behind mineral
In the hills of Jharkhand in India, child labourers mine the mica that brings sparkle to the world.
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Mica Minerals Education Coalition
In underground mining, the main shaft is driven through the pegmatite at suitable angles to the dip and strike using air drills, hoists and explosives. Crosscuts and raises are developed to follow promising exposures of mica. When a pocket of mica is found, extreme care is exercised in the removal to minimize damage to the crystals.
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Anderson No. 2 Mica Mine, East Hampton (Chatham
An underground mica mine operated in WWII and described by Cameron et al (1954): The Anderson No. 2 mica mine lies 400 feet S. 65° E. of the Anderson No. 1 mine, described above. The mine is owned by Paul Anderson of Haddam Neck. A small opencut is reported to have been made prior to 1915.
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The Mica Children: Fighting for Survival in India's Deadly
Underage girls sit in the mines with women and older men who are too fragile for hard work underground. They crumble the mica and sort out the pieces. When they don't find any more mica, they move...
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Blood Mica: Glittery Eyeshadow and Child Labor The
09-07-2019 The hollowed-out caves often collapse, frequently crushing miners or trapping them underground. While the true number can’t be found, some estimates claim that at least two to five children die in the mica mines each month. Many of these deaths are never reported because of the risk they would pose to the mica industry.
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Underground mining (hard rock) Wikipedia
Underground hard rock mining refers to various underground mining techniques used to excavate hard minerals, usually those containing metals such as ore containing gold, silver, iron, copper, zinc, nickel, tin and lead, but also involves using the same techniques for excavating ores of gems such as diamonds or rubies. Soft rock mining refers to excavation of softer minerals such as salt, coal, or oil sands.
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An army of children toils in African mica mines
NBC News tracked the flow of mica mined by children in Madagascar trapped in a cycle of extreme poverty and exploitative child labor spanning generations.
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A peek into Jharkhand’s mica mines where child labour
The mica mining industry today operates via unlicensed middle men and labourers who scavenge for mica in large abandoned mines, or dig holes into the earth for scraps.
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Mica Minerals Education Coalition
In underground mining, the main shaft is driven through the pegmatite at suitable angles to the dip and strike using air drills, hoists and explosives. Crosscuts and raises are developed to follow promising exposures of mica. When a pocket of mica is found, extreme care is exercised in the removal to minimize damage to the crystals.
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Children as young as five make up most of Madagascar’s
21-11-2019 Children as young as five make up more than half the number of miners scavenging for mica in Madagascar, according to a leading child rights group.. A year-long investigation by Terre des Hommes
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Ruggles Mine Mica Mining in New Hampshire
Ruggles Mine near Grafton, New Hampshire is a mica mine that got its start in about 1805 and operated for more than 150 years before it closed and became a tourist attraction. Located on Isinglass Mountain, minerals were discovered here in 1803 by Sam Ruggles, a Boston, Massachusetts merchant.
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Blood Mica: Deaths of child workers in India's mica 'ghost
In the depths of India's illegal mica mines, where children as young as five work alongside adults, lurks a dark, hidden secret the cover-up of child deaths with seven killed in the past two
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Blood Mica: Glittery Eyeshadow and Child Labor The
09-07-2019 The hollowed-out caves often collapse, frequently crushing miners or trapping them underground. While the true number can’t be found, some estimates claim that at least two to five children die in the mica mines each month. Many of these deaths are never reported because of the risk they would pose to the mica industry.
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MICA CHALLENGE RESPONSIBLE MICA INITIATIVE
Many of the region’s mica mines are located in forests. India’s Forest Conservation Act of 1980, which was enacted to protect the environment and forests, had the unintended consequence of effectively ending legal mining. It became difficult to obtain leases to continue or start a new mine
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Mica in Makeup: The Truth Behind Mica Mining, Child
Mica is one of the most lucrative minerals used in the cosmetic industry, but this does not reflect in the livelihoods of those who mine it. While beauty brands pay thousands of dollars to suppliers for the mineral, mineworkers’ salaries barely help them to live from hand to mouth.
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