Quantitative approach in environmental interpretations of deep-marine sediments (Dukla Unit, Western Carpathian Flysch Zone)

Prekopová, Marta; Janočko, Juraj

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“…Consumers entirely depend on the pricing policy of the monopolist company, which is similar to the RUSAL case [3]. Throughout the world, zinc consumption is rising due to increasing production of galvanised iron sheet widely used in construction and automotive industries [4][5][6].…”

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Non-sustainable prices as an obstacle for sustainable development of mining industries

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In this paper the activity of Russian mining companies is analysed in terms of global market’s trends, pricing policies, full-cycle production from extraction and preparing iron ore and to its deep processing, and as well as sustainable development. The pricing policy of the Federal Antimonopoly Service of the Russian Federation is criticised: monopolists in metal and mining industry sell its production in the domestic market based on the LME prices expressed in USD. The dynamics of the LME Official Prices Cash Seller & Settlement for aluminium and zinc is explored and described. The authors focus on the effect of “double volatility” of prices for ingots connected with low addedvalue goods as well as the USD/RUB exchange rate. There is no connection between production and research, which undermines stable development of the mining industry. The main reason for the foundation of The Russian Aluminium Association is discussed. In the conclusion, it is emphasised that the Russian government will have to review its policy in regulating the mining industry and switch to import substitution because of the current political and economic situation on the global metal markets.

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Non-sustainable prices as an obstacle for sustainable development of mining industries

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“…Industrial safety requirements are violated by both contractors as well as technical and engineering employees [3].…”

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Improving Occupational and Industrial Safety Management System at Coal Mining Enterprises

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Abstract. The article highlights the problem of mine workers occupational safety. The foreign and domestic experience of the field is analyzed. Some areas, activities and methods that meet modern requirements for ensuring occupational safety and production development, which are aimed at improving the quality of occupational safety management system, are described. The possibilities of their use in industrial safety of Kuzbass coal mining enterprises are considered. The proposed methods were implemented by JSC "Shakhta Yuzhnaya", "Kiselevsky Razrez" Ltd., the coal mining enterprises of the Kemerovo region.

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“…The change of flow prop er ties af fects not only the sed i men tary fa cies but also the ge om e try of re sult ing de pos its (shape, thick ness) and the proxim ity -distality trend. The de po si tion of the Cergowa Sand stone is as so ci ated with depositional lobe en vi ron ments in a pe ripheral fore land ba sin de vel oped dur ing the ad vance of the Carpathian orogen (Oszczypko, 1999;Prekopová and Janoèko, 2009;Dirnerová et al, 2012). The de scribed fin ing-up ward trend in the sed i ments is thought to re flect a de creas ing sed iment sup ply as a re sult of changes in the hin ter land, trig ger ing retro gra da tion of the lobes.…”

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Sole structures as a tool for depositional environment interpretation; a case study

Dirnerová

Janočko

2013

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. (2014) Sole struc tures as a tool for depositional en vi ron ment in ter pre ta tion; a case study from the Oligocene Cergowa Sand stone, Dukla Unit (Outer Carpathians, Slovakia). Geo log i cal Quar terly, 58 (1): 41-50, doi: 10.7306/gq.1128 Sole struc tures, typ i cally de vel oped on basal bed ding sur faces of turbidite sand stones, are com monly used as palaeocurrent in di ca tors and in di ca tors of the cur rent abil ity to erode. De tailed anal y sis of types and fre quency of sole struc tures in the 128-m-thick suc ces sion of Lower Oligocene Cergowa Sand stone (Outer West ern Carpathians) also shows their po ten tial as an in di ca tor of flow prop er ties dur ing the de po si tion. The mas sive and amal gam ated sand stones, pre dom i nantly con tain ing load struc tures and mi nor grooves with uni di rec tional ori en ta tion, are sug gested to be de pos ited by high-den sity tur bid ity currents and de bris flows. A wide range of sole struc tures in thick and me dium thick-bed ded sand stones, sug gest ing oblique and re verse flows com pared to the main palaeoflow di rec tion, im plies de po si tion from den sity-strat i fied flows where the lower, denser part has a ten dency to de flect when hits a ba sin floor ob sta cle. The up per, less dense part has an abil ity to come over the ob sta cle and shows only small scat ter in the palaeocurrent di rec tion.

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Quantitative approach in environmental interpretations of deep-marine sediments (Dukla Unit, Western Carpathian Flysch Zone)

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

Non-sustainable prices as an obstacle for sustainable development of mining industries

Non-sustainable prices as an obstacle for sustainable development of mining industries

Improving Occupational and Industrial Safety Management System at Coal Mining Enterprises

Sole structures as a tool for depositional environment interpretation; a case study

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