SMART MINING How can we be good managers of Earth’s mined resources and make smart choices for today and the future?

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SMART MINING How can we be good managers of Earth’s mined resources and make smart choices for today and the future?

PUMPKINS AND MINING

What steps did you take to get to your finished pumpkin product?

How do you think these steps apply to mining?

LIFE CYCLE OF A MINE Exploration Rights, Zoning, & Permits Planning Operations Closure & Reclamation

LIFE CYCLE OF A MINE _____________________

Stage 1: Exploration Investigate –Demand –Location –Quantity –Quality Deposits are located and quality and quantity are confirmed

Stage 1: Exploration ________________ are located and ________________ and _______________ are confirmed

VOCABULARY ALERT Deposit - abundant source of mineral or rock Quantity – how much there is Quality – how good it is

VOCABULARY Deposit - _____________________________ Quantity – ____________________________ ________ – how good it is

Stage 2: Rights, Zoning, & Permits Obtain –Property –Mineral Rights –Zoning –Permits Property is purchased and permission is received

Property is __________________ and ________________ is received to mine. Stage 2: Rights, Zoning, & Permits

VOCABULARY ALERT Permit – give permission to do something

VOCABULARY Permit - ______________________________ _____________________________________

Stage 3: Planning Discuss –How to mine (surface or underground) –Layout of plant and roads –Drainage –Traffic patterns –Environmental impact

Stage 3: Planning When how to mine is discussed as well as the layout of the mine and environmental impact

When ____________ is discussed as well as the ____________________ and ______________________________. Stage 3: Planning

WHY?

GUEST SPEAKER

I’LL TELL YOU WHY ITEM AT SCHOOL OR HOMEMADE FROM MINED

Stage 4: Operations Let’s –Remove overburden –Drill and BlastBlast –Haul –Ship When work begins and includes blasting, drilling, hauling, and shipping.

Stage 4: Operations When work begins and includes ______________, _________________, _______________, and ________________.

VOCABULARY ALERT Overburden – rock or soil overlying a mineral or rock deposit.

VOCABULARY _________________ - __________________ overlying a mineral or rock _______________.

VIDEO

Stage 5: Closure & Reclamation Operations stop, and the mine becomes something different

Stage 5: Closure & Reclamation Operations __________, and the mine ______________________.

VOCABULARY ALERT Reclaim – restore to a usable state Sustain – strengthen and support

VOCABULARY Reclaim - _____________________________ ______________ - strengthen and support

SLIDE SHOW

How was the pumpkin activity like real life mining?