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Extraction

 Over 1,000 materials are used to make electronic
  products and its components.
 Raw material shift from around the world to
  assembly plants.
Which are harmful ones?

   Barium
                        •Helium
   Beryllium
                        •Argon
   Cadmium
                        •Potassium
   Copper
                        •Sodium
   Gold
                        •Calcium
   Hexavalent
    Chromium            •Aluminium
   Lead                •Silver
   Mercury             •Iron
   Nickel
   Tin
   Zinc
These are the harmful ones

 Barium             •Lead
 Beryllium          •Mercury
 Cadmium            •Nickel
 Copper             •Tin
 Gold               • Zinc
 Hexavalent
 Chromium
Worker’s health

 Mines and deep sea.
 Increasingly dangerous extraction methods are used
  to retrieve scarce oil resources.
 Mining pollutes the water of surrounding
  communities.
 Abandoned mine waste get released into lakes,
  streams and the ocean, killing fish and
  contaminating drinking water.
CITY Zoning
Conflict Metal

 The mining of metals for electronic products is
  fuelling a civil war
 Resulted in the loss of more than five million lives so
  far
 Shocking human rights violations including mass
  slaughter and violent rape.
Blood Diamond

 A brutal war has been waging in the Democratic
  Republic of Congo (DRC) for the past 15 years.
 The government and rebel armies finance their
  operations through mining tin, tantalum, and
  tungsten (known as the 3 Ts), as well as gold
 For use in our cell phones, laptops, MP3 players, and
  game devices.

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Extraction adrian

  • 1. Extraction  Over 1,000 materials are used to make electronic products and its components.  Raw material shift from around the world to assembly plants.
  • 2. Which are harmful ones?  Barium •Helium  Beryllium •Argon  Cadmium •Potassium  Copper •Sodium  Gold •Calcium  Hexavalent Chromium •Aluminium  Lead •Silver  Mercury •Iron  Nickel  Tin  Zinc
  • 3. These are the harmful ones  Barium •Lead  Beryllium •Mercury  Cadmium •Nickel  Copper •Tin  Gold • Zinc  Hexavalent Chromium
  • 4. Worker’s health  Mines and deep sea.  Increasingly dangerous extraction methods are used to retrieve scarce oil resources.  Mining pollutes the water of surrounding communities.  Abandoned mine waste get released into lakes, streams and the ocean, killing fish and contaminating drinking water.
  • 6. Conflict Metal  The mining of metals for electronic products is fuelling a civil war  Resulted in the loss of more than five million lives so far  Shocking human rights violations including mass slaughter and violent rape.
  • 7. Blood Diamond  A brutal war has been waging in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for the past 15 years.  The government and rebel armies finance their operations through mining tin, tantalum, and tungsten (known as the 3 Ts), as well as gold  For use in our cell phones, laptops, MP3 players, and game devices.