Rocks 2. Flashcards

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What are primary economic activities?

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Natural resources from ground

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2
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Examples of primary economic workers

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Trawlers
Fish farmer
Farmers

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3
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What are secondary economic activities?

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Making things s

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4
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Examples of secondary economic workers

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Bakers

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5
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What is tertiary economic activities?

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Providing a service for people

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6
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Example of tertiary economic workers

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Doctors
Hairdressers
Teachers

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7
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What are the values of rocks?

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—rocks can be important natural resource and provide economic benefit to us
—people are employed to extract the rock
—we consume resources that come from rock

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8
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What resources do we get from quarries?

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Stone
Sand

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9
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What resources do we get fro offshore/onshore Mining?

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Oil
Natural gas

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10
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What resources do we get from mines?

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Coal
Copper
Lead
Zinc
Iron
Ore

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11
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What resources do we get from deep mines?

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Precious stones

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12
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Drilling

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Oil and gas are extracted from underground reservoirs by drilling down into ground and pumping to the surface. If out at sea it would be on a rig and pumped ashore

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13
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Opencast mining/quarrying

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If a resource is on or near the surface of the earth open cast mining is used. This is the cheapest form of mining

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14
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Shaft mining

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Used if the resources is lying under seams deep in earth. Vertical shaft are constructed to reach the seams and bring to the surface. Very expensive form of mining

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15
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Tara mines

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—Swedish mining group-boldier
—navan, 1970
—largets zinc mine if Europe
—2 mill tonnes of zinc and lead concentrate each yr

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16
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Environmental consequences of Tara mines

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-tailings-large ponds of waste water and sediments
-visual impact

17
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Economic consequences of Tara mines

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Direct employment-600 workers
Indirect employees
Development of navan

18
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Social consequences of Tara mines

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-facilities improved
-navan developed
-increased population