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mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Miners' outfits. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Maria Lindvall (right), 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Maria Lindvall (left), 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Maria Lindvall (left), 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Site view. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Site view. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Site view. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Jenny Gotthardsson, General Manager at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Jenny Gotthardsson, General Manager at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson (right) and Knut Lund, operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Vehicle and perforator controlled remotely at 1,054 meters underground. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Vehicle and perforator controlled remotely at 1,054 meters underground. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson (left), 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Working meeting of operators at 1,054 meters underground. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.ly produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Working meeting of operators at 1,054 meters underground. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Miners lockers. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operator in the offices on the surface. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
November 2018
View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Miners settlement near Lovozero mine, Murmansk region. Photographic mission to the Russian Federation, 22-29 September 2006.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Miners settlement near Lovozero mine, Murmansk region. Photographic mission to the Russian Federation, 22-29 September 2006.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Portrait of a miner. 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region. Photographic mission to Russian Federation, 22-29 September 2006.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
View of the mining site of Lovozero, which today is over 95% abandoned. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
View of the mining site of Lovozero, which today is over 95% abandoned. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
View of the mining site of Lovozero, which today is over 95% abandoned. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
View of the mining site of Lovozero, which today is over 95% abandoned. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction sector of the mining site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)where 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction sector of the mining site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)where 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction sector of the mining site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)where 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction sector of the mining site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)where 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction sector of the mining site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)where 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction sector of the mining site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)where 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction sector of the mining site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)where 470 miners work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Security control office of the Lovozero mine in the Murmansk region. 470 miners work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Distribution of frontal lamps at the Lovozero mine. 470 miners work day and night shifts at this mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Distribution of frontal lamps at the Lovozero mine. 470 miners work day and night shifts at this mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
View of the mining site of Lovozero, which is today over 95% abandoned. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
View of the mining site of Lovozero, which is today over 95% abandoned. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Distribution of frontal lamps at the Lovozero mine. 470 miners work day and night shifts at this mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. Lovozero is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Underground rest area at the Lovozero mine. 470 miners work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Ore transportation at the Lovozero mine. 470 miners work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Ore transportation at the Lovozero mine. 470 miners work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Despite temperatures being slightly above zero degrees Celsius, the heat rising from the bottom of the Lovozero mine (-600m deep) allows succulent plants to grow easily by the main well. 470 miners still work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum7 The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Despite temperatures being slightly above zero degrees Celsius, the heat rising from the bottom of the Lovozero mine (-600m deep) allows succulent plants to grow easily by the main well. 470 miners still work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum7 The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Despite temperatures being slightly above zero degrees Celsius, the heat rising from the bottom of the Lovozero mine (-600m deep) allows succulent plants to grow easily by the main well. 470 miners still work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum7 The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Despite temperatures being slightly above zero degrees Celsius, the heat rising from the bottom of the Lovozero mine (-600m deep) allows succulent plants to grow easily by the main well. 470 miners still work day and night shifts here to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum7 The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Exit tunnel. 470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction. 470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction. 470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction. 470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Mineral extraction. 470 miners work day and night shifts at the Lovozero mine (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels)to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum. The mine is located in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region in Russia.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
View of the mining site of Lovozero, which is today is over 95% abandonned. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Distribution of frontal lamps. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Distribution of frontal lamps. 470 miners still work day and night shifts to extract titanium, niobium and tantalum in the site of Lovozero (-600m deep, 30km of tunnels). It lies in the middle of the tundra in the Murmansk region.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
September 2006
Julia Ivanova, head of the trade union of the miners of Lovozero. Photographic mission to Russian Federation, 22-29 September 2006.
Russian Federation 2006.
mines and quarry
Miner. France.
mines and quarry
November 2018
Operators in offices at 1,054 meters underground. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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