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· The findings correspond to that of Wangela (2019) who reported that stone quarrying in the Ndarugo area in Kiambu had led to economic growth in the area citing job creation, road development and
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STATISTICAL MODELING ON QUARRYING ACTIVITIES AND ITS
Area III provided the most favourable responses in relation to the quarrying activities. Noise appears as the main complaint in the three areas. The amount of residents noise complain was 91, 77
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:Publish Year:2018Colin D. [email protected] · This paper demonstrates that if a complete redesign is employed to specific, non-visible quarrying sites, the continuation of
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· Each search included either physical activity (including gross motor skills) or diet terms, and neurocognitive development outcome terms. Included studies were in English, published since 2005, and of any study design in which the physical activity or diet measure occurred prior to age five.
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· development aspects of stone quarrying a s a geomorphic activity based on examples from Mátra Mountains). Unpublished PhD Dissertat ion, University of Debreceni Egyetem, Debrecen, 160 p. +
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· Consequently, most areas where quarrying activities take place still lack access to basic necessities, employment, and economic opportunities, as well as to health services and infrastructure
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:Ginevra Balletto, Giovanni Mei, Chiara GarauPublish Year:2015
Quarrying-an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
85 · Quarrying provides stones of different dimension (from aggregate to blocks) and raw materials for several agro-industrial purposes ( Langer, 2001; USGS, 2017 ). Around the
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FLORENCE ESHIWANI REG NO: C50/70641/2007 A RESEARCH
vii ABSTRACT Quarrying is an activity where stones are dug for the purpose of being used in building, making roads through cutting, digging or blasting. Quarrying is a huge supporter of local economic development: as the use of extracted material
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Mining and biodiversity: key issues and research needs in
Relationships between mining and biodiversity are complex and interact with other threatening processes over multiple scales. To effectively manage biodiversity in mining regions, the full extent and distribution of threats must be better understood and incorporated into conservation plans and decision-making.
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Remote Sensing | Free Full-Text | Monitoring Quarry
Quarry sites result from human activity, which includes the removal of original vegetation and the overlying soil to dig out stones for building use. Therefore, the dynamics of the quarry area provide a unique view of
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:Quarrying GeologyQuarrying Effects On The Environment · While current global aggregate consumption of 32–50 billion tonnes per year 19, 20 is dominated by high (per capita) production in North America and China (Figure 1 A), the greatest relative increase in production is projected to occur in LMICs. 21 Here, large resource and extractive industries contribute significantly to developing economies.
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:François BétardPublish Year:[email protected] · Mining and quarrying are industrial activities that can cause irreversible changes to the earth’s surface, leading to the degradation of the environment [ 1, 2, 3 ].
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The Relationship between Natural Environment and Quarrying
Quarrying culture has a certain reaction on natural environment, changing the local landscape, hydrology, vegetation and other physical geographical elements. Quarrying
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Quarrying and sustainable development in major urban areas: a
of how quarrying activities can be compromised within the spirit of sustainable development in big cities. In the case of Athens, two dominant, though opposite opinions have been formed.
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· Various cause and effect relationships exist between different activities like quarrying, crushing and transportation with every environmental aspect (summarized in Table 6). For identifying the nature and type of problems, only those related with landslide incidences will be discussed in detail.
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· The study hypothesized that there is no significant relationship between selected socioeconomic characteristics of women, access to economic resources and the level of their participation in quarry operation/activities. 2. II.
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Chapter 9 Quarrying and Other Minerals
Keywords Mining landscapes ·Stone quarrying ·Quarrying landforms ·After-use 9.1 Introduction There is no need to explain in detail the close relationship between mining
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· Actual case studies suggest that the spatial relationship between groundwater level and bedrock surface also played an important role in controlling karst collapses. Figure 4.6, as modified from (He et al. 2010), shows sinkhole collapse events along with the average groundwater hydrograph in Taian city of Shandong province..
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· The complexities of the relationship between a country's level of construction activity and its stage of economic development are considerable. Studies over the last three decades
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· In a similar fashion to the relationship between average erosional rate and average bed shear stress, the average stream power (ω ¯) using the Annandale (2006) formulation shows a linear relationship with the rate of block extraction at
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a: The relationship between the Peak Ground Acceleration (PGA)
Quarrying activities can cause vibrations similar to the ones caused by earthquakes. Ground shaking that occur from quarrying can trigger serious seismic activities leading to earthquakes [8] .
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Eshiwani Effects of quarrying activities on the
vii ABSTRACT Quarrying is an activity where stones are dug for the purpose of being used in building, making roads through cutting, digging or blasting.Quarrying is a huge supporter of local economic development:
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· development agent, land owners, excavators, users, 0 5 10 15 20 25 Jan Feb MarApr MayJun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 RF manthly min T max.T Internat ional J
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· Huge vegetal losses caused by unsustainable quarrying practices have limited the role played by vegetation cover in mitigating the global impact of climate change. There is a need for a holistic study that will employ remotely sensed data in GIS domain to determine the extent of the effect of quarrying activities on vegetation cover in the
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(PDF) Effects of Quarrying Activities on Local
The analysis yielded a canonical correlation value of 0.94, indicating that there was a very strong effect of the quarrying activities in the affected areas.The resulting Wiliks’s Lambda and Chi-square values
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Effects of quarrying activities on the environment in Nairobi
Quarrying is an activity where stones are dug for the purpose of being used in building, making roads through cutting, digging or blasting. Quarrying is a huge supporter of local economic development: as the use of extracted material enhances trade, creating jobs for most people who depend on this for their livelihoods aside from other economic activities.
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THE EFFECT OF QUARRYING ACTIVITIES ON THE ENVIRONMENT
H1: There is a significant relationship between quarrying activities and environmental hazards in the study area. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY The findings of the study will help to establish the effects of quarrying activity to the environment, this include the physical environment and human environment: the quarry workers and residents around
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· Nevertheless, there was a significant relationship between quarrying activities and the environmental as well as human health problems in the area (p<0.05). The positive impacts identified are; employment, roads improvement, security, CSR, building materials, business opportunities, among others.
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· H1: There is a significant relationship between quarrying activities and environmental hazards in the study area. 1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY The findings of the study will help to establish the effects of quarrying activity to the environment, this include the physical environment and human environment: the quarry workers and
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· The concepts of green mining, sustainable development, circular economy and intelligent mining intersect and interconnect, shaping the new paths and mining methods (Barnewold and Lottermoser 2020
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