RAW MATERIAL EXTRACTION AND ECOLOGIZATION OF THE MINING INDUSTRY

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Keywords
mining industry, ecologization, environmentally friendly activities, natural resources

Summary
Under the current economic conditions industrial production ecologization is important for solving diverse problems, new and unfamiliar to the economy.

The scientific research entitled: „Raw material extraction and ecologization of the mining industry” is of theoretical-applied orientation. It is relevant to the envi-ronmental problems of mining industry and environment preservation and repro-duction. The ecologization of mining industry provides quality and ñompetitiveness of finished products on the domestic and international markets; facilitates technical cooperation between stakeholders; man in his activities and the environment are protected from the harmful effects of the applied technologies and processes.

JEL: Î32, Ð28
Pages: 28
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