Minors can't be miners.

Just ask the coal miners in Australia.

29 miners aged between 17 and 62 were buried alive below ground.

Many miners are afraid that the mine will be closed down soon.

In coal mines, this canary was supposed to be close to the miners.

A private security company of National Police chiefs from Angola tortures artisanal diamond miners

They are also reserve workers and 'relievers', whenever regular miners cannot come to work.

And the miners in the early part of the last century worked, literally, in candlelight.

The Kawah Ijen miners are paid 5 euro cents for each kilo of sulphur removed.

Groups marching included indigenous communities, farmers, workers, miners, youth groups as well as faith groups.

British and South African miners were also buried alive in the first explosion on 19 November.

It was a race against time to rescue the miners who were trapped in the mine.

The larvae of Rhynchitinae feed in flower buds, fruits, and terminal shoots, or are leaf miners.

29 tables were set up in honour of the buried miners, displaying helmets, lamps and their names.

Although nationalization restored national miners and oil workers unions, outsourcing and subcontracting still characterize the extractive regime s production chains.

Girls in mines work in gold panning or providing services to miners such as doing their laundry or cooking meals.

Countless lives have been saved by canaries in coalmines a simple and invaluable way for miners to know whether they're safe.

More than 10,000 people in New Zealand have attended a memorial service for the miners declared dead after a series of explosions.

A very natural technology, in order to say to the miners, The air is too bad. You have to go. It's an emergency.

After the second violent detonation, the authorities and experts acted on the assumption that there was no chance any of the miners had survived.

Its casualties are women and men who through peaceful acts work to defend their local environment from polluters and miners, land grabbers and loggers.

In the first half of the 20th century miners, employing primitive methods, recovered significant quantities of gem quality diamonds from the area's rivers and streams.

Many on the RuNet have already made up their minds about Lentsov, tying what they claim to be his leading role in the Debaltseve battle to Putin s comments of separatists being miners and tractor drivers General Tractor Driver of the Russian Federation Lentsov also known as colonel of the LNR Kiselev, who commands miners near Debaltseve.

The politics of the miners strike, privatisation and the government's opposition to sanctions against apartheid South Africa were brought into the wood panelled rooms of the tutorial.

Botanist Corneille Ewango talks about his work at the Okapi Faunal Reserve in the Congo Basin and his heroic work protecting it from poachers, miners and raging civil wars.

This is the case of Anto Wijaya, one of the 400 miners who make their living taking sulphur from the Kawah Ijen volcano, east of the Indonesian island of Java.

Vladimir Putin has attracted considerable attention for comments in Budapest yesterday, February 17, where he urged Ukraine to accept defeat in Debaltseve after losing to yesterday s miners and tractor drivers.

When we visited, it gave some of the people we were with this strange little cough after being only there for just a few hours or so not just miners, but everybody.

The Mimosa settlers, including tailors, cobblers, carpenters, brickmakers, and miners, comprised 56 married adults, 33 single or widowed men, 12 single women (usually sisters or servants of married emigrants), and 52 children.

I have to remind him that it is his government which closed down nearly all the pits in Scotland, nearly all the pits in Britain and has thrown 6,000 miners on the dole.

New Zealand had hoped that the miners would come back from the depths of the earth to the surface, said the Prime Minister of New Zeeland John Key to the crowds at the memorial.

Not all of the commentary was focused on jokes about tractor drivers and miners, as others recalled Lentsov's checkered past as a military commander, calling into question why he in particular was involved in the Ukrainian conflict now

Miners' wages are very high here, whereas coffee harvesting is paid 15,000 rupees (1.2 euros) a day and the average monthly wage is two million rupees (167 euros) explains the porter, who previously worked as a mason in the island resort of Bali.

And I went to see one of these experiments, and this is actually you can barely see it, and the reason for that is it's entirely dark in there this is a cavern that was left behind by the miners who left this mine in 1960.

She won the sobriquet Iron Lady for her decisive leadership in the Falklands War yet most of her battles were fought against sections of her own people the enemy within, like the miners whom she crushed in the strike of 1984 1985, or Ken Livingstone s Greater London Council, which she abolished in 1986.

Although the sulphur burns your throat and stings your eyes when the wind suddenly changes and traps the miners in the thick columns of smoke coming out of the volcano, they are so hardy that no one complains of serious illnesses... apart, of course, from their common respiratory problems, osteoarthritis, knee pain and sores on the shoulders, which have been misshapen by the weight of the baskets.