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Ud 7
This document discusses mining resources around the world and in Spain, including metals, energy resources, precious stones, and more. It also addresses the environmental impacts of mining such as land changes, pollution, and destruction of natural spaces. Additionally, it covers classification of industries by origin, employees, raw materials used, and factors that influence industrial location like access to raw materials, skilled workers, and global markets. Finally, it mentions traditional and new industrial landscapes as well as the industrial crisis and concepts like deindustrialization and functional reconversion.
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Ud 7
- 1. UD 7. MININGAND INDUSTRIAL AREAS
- 2. MINING RESOURCES INTHE WORLD AND IN SPAIN
- 3. MINING RESOURCES INTHE 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
- 4. Mining production andits enviroment effects
- 5. Mining production andits enviroment effects Changes to the land
- 6. Mining production andits enviroment effects Pollution
- 7. Mining production andits enviroment effects Destruction of natural space
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- 9. Energy sources Designa diagram with the types of energy sources What is the OPEC? What are the problems of the energy production?
- 10. INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY Thereare several types of industry, depending on: Their origin and characteristics The number of employees The volume of the raw material used
- 11. 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
- 12. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES:origin and characteristics Capital goods industries: A) they make second changes to manufacture tools, machinery, equipment….
- 13. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES:origin and characteristics Consumer goods industries: A) they manufacture products to be sold directly to the consumer
- 14. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIESDependingon the number of employees A) small B) medium sized C) large industry
- 15. CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES:Volume of raw material A) Light or consumer industries B) Heavy 1. Basic 2. Capital goods
- 16. Why does anindustry have a particular location? There are factors of location that have change throughout history: TRADICIONAL FACTORS CURRENT FACTORS Proximity 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 -------------------------------------------------- ?
- 17. Types of industriallandscape TRADICIONAL LANDSCAPES NEW LANDSCAPES MINING AREAS CENTRE FOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PORTS AND RIVERS AUTOMATED AND HIGH TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES URBAN AREAS CHINESE INDUSTRY
- 18. The industrial crisis Deindustralisation: Functional reconversion Industrial relocation