Niewolnicy miki - Redux
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Dhab, Jharkhand , India: Villagers separating illegal mica from powder and weighting it before sending it to Jhumri Tilaiya, 30-km-away. Once in the city, mica mined legally and illegally are mixed up and become impossible to distinguish. According to the Indian Bureau of Mines, in 2012-13 the legally mined mica constituted just one percent of total mica exports. The previous year, the state of Jharkhand lost around 4 billion USD due to illegal mining.
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2015-04-12
Matilde Gattoni/Redux/EAST NEWS
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