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Chromite reserves in the southern Blue Nile are estimated at one million tonnes, but production has fallen by 80 percent since the 1980s due to the escalation of the war in this area.
Environmental and socioeconomic impacts of armed conflict in Africa 2008
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From Sep 59 to Oct 61, he was a technical cadre at the CO DINH Chromite Mine, located in
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Chromite: 135131 tons (101319/95456 tons), R40,615-million.
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Chromite: 67,223 tons (128,041 tons), R25. 322 million (5.410 million dollars).
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Chromite is very insoluble, and the mechanical breaking down of deposits and transportation by streams frequently forms placers of chrome sands and gravels.
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Chromite moves from two principal sources; tungsten also from two.
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Chromite is a common minor constituent of basic igneous rocks of the peridotite and pyroxenite type.
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This structure hosts a number of Chromite Deposits as well as Nickel-Copper-PGE MMS and Copper-Zinc-Lead VMS deposits presently undergoing economic mining studies by their owners.
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Cliffs Chromite Project involves the largest known North American chromite deposit, located in one of the most remote areas of
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("Portage") (CNSX: RKX), today announced on behalf of the joint venture with Cliffs Chromite Ontario Inc. (f/k/a Freewest Resources Canada Inc.)
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