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UD 7. MINING AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS

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UD 7. MINING AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS

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MINING RESOURCES IN THE WORLD AND IN SPAIN

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MINING RESOURCES IN THE WORLD AND IN SPAIN

iron, lead, copper, coal, gypsum, oil, natural gas, diamond, emerald, ruby, sapphire, marble, opal, agate, topaz, gold, silver,

platinum, , clay, coltan, cobalt, limestone, turquoise, jade, amber, garnet, uranium, salt

Energy rocks  Useful rocks  Precios stones  Semiprecious stones

 

Useful minerals  Precius minerals

 

Strategic minerals

 

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Mining production and its enviroment effects

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Mining production and its enviroment effects

Changes to the land

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Mining production and its enviroment effects

Pollution

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Mining production and its enviroment effects

Destruction of natural space

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Energy sources

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Energy sources

Design a diagram with the types of energy sources What is the OPEC? What are the problems of the energy production?

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INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY

There are several types of industry, depending on: Their origin and characteristics

The number of employees

The volume of the raw material used

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CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES: origin and characteristics

Base industries: The make first changes to the raw material to

A) provide energy B) to produce other products

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CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES: origin and characteristics

Capital goods industries:

A) they make second changes to manufacture tools, machinery, equipment….

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CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES: origin and characteristics

Consumer goods industries:

A) they manufacture products to be sold directly to the consumer

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CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIESDepending on the number of employees

A) small B) medium sized C) large industry

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CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES: Volume of raw material

A) Light or consumer industries

B) Heavy 1. Basic 2. Capital goods

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Why does an industry have a particular location?

There are factors of location that have change throughout history:

TRADICIONAL FACTORS CURRENT FACTORSProximity to raw materials Accesibility to raw materials and

energy sources? ?Proximity to ports and trasport routes

High-skilled workers

? ?Availability of capital The presence of a global market--------------------------------------------------

The willingness of government

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Types of industrial landscape

TRADICIONAL LANDSCAPES NEW LANDSCAPESMINING AREAS CENTRE FOR ADVANCED

TECHNOLOGYPORTS AND RIVERS AUTOMATED AND HIGH

TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIESURBAN AREAS CHINESE INDUSTRY

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The industrial crisis

Deindustralisation: Functional reconversion Industrial relocation