India is ranked globally among the

India is ranked globally among the top 10 mineral-producing nations for having mineral deposits of 257.4 billion tons of coal, 25.2 billion tons of iron ore,and 3.3 billion tons of bauxite ore, which constitute 10%,3%,and4%,respectively,of theworld's resources(Singh, 2009; Muduli etal.,2013). Besides these,84 other minerals—including three fuel minerals,three atomic miner-
als, and 23 minor minerals—are produced in the country.As per Central statistical organization's estimation,the present value of mineral production in India is US$ 41790 million,which accounts for 2.5% of national gross domestic product(GDP),in contrast with
US$ 13.5 million in 1947.Further,a strategy report from the Ministry of Mines,abranch of the Government of India(2011)
estimates that unlocking the potential of the mining sector in India could add about US$ 210 billion to US $ 250 billion,or 6 to7%,
to the GDP and create 13 to 15 million jobs through direct and indirect contribution by 2025.Despite the tremendous support provided for the country's economic development,Indian mining industries are blamed for their adverse environmental and social consequences.One of the major issues is the generation of huge
amounts of mine waste,which was 1,841 million tons during 2005–06 and is increasing continuously(Bhushan, 2008). Infact,this issue will be further intensified incoming years due to depletion of superior grades of ore(high metal content),leaving behind the
inferior grades of ore to be extracted.The extraction of these inferior
grades of ore involves a higher amount of energy consumption and the emission of more green house gas(Norgate and Haque,2010).

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India is ranked globally among the top 10 mineral-producing nations for having mineral deposits of 257.4 billion tons of coal, 25.2 billion tons of iron ore, and 3.3 billion tons of bauxite ore, which constitute 10%, 3s, and4%, respectively, of theworld's resources (Singh, 2009; Muduli etal., 2013). Besides these, 84 other minerals—including three fuel minerals, three atomic miner-als, and 23 minor minerals—are produced in the country.As per Central statistical organization's estimation, the present value of mineral production in India is Use 41790 million, which accounts for 2.5s of national gross domestic product (GDP), in contrast withUse 13.5 million in 1947. Further, a strategy report from the Ministry of Mines, abranch of the Government of India (2011)estimates that unlocking the potential of the mining sector in India could add about Usd 210 billion to US $ 250 billion, or 6 to7%,to the GDP and create 13 to 15 million jobs through direct and indirect contribution by 2025. Despite the tremendous support provided for the countrys economic development, Indian mining industries are blamed for their adverse environmental and social consequences.One of the major issues is the generation of hugeamounts of mine waste, which was 1, 841 million tons during 2005–06 and is increasing continuously (Bhushan, 2008). Infact, this issue will be further intensified incoming years due to depletion of superior grades of ore (high metal content), leaving behind theinferior grades of ore to be extracted.The extraction of these inferiorgrades of ore involves a higher amount of energy consumption and the emission of more green house gas (Norgate and Haque, 2010).

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印度是排名全球前10的矿产生产国之间有257400000000吨的煤炭矿藏，铁矿石25200000000吨，和3300000000吨的铝土矿，占10%，3%，和4%，分别，世界资源（Singh，2009；muduli等人。，2013）。除此之外，其他84个矿物包括三燃料矿产，三原子矿物
ALS，23次要矿物是在国内生产的。按照中央统计组织的估计，矿产生产在印度目前的价值为41790000000美元，占全国国内生产总值（GDP）的2.5%，与13500000美元相比
1947。进一步，从矿山部策略报告的一个分支，印度政府（2011）
估计，开启印度采矿业的潜在可能增加约210000000000美元到250000000000美元，或6为7%，
对GDP创造13至15000000工作通过直接和间接的贡献了2025。尽管为国家经济发展的巨大支持，印度矿业是责备他们不良的环境和社会后果。一个主要的问题是巨大的金额我
废物的产生，这是1841000000吨2005 06期间和–不断增加（Bhushan，2008）。事实上，这个问题将进一步加剧进年来由于成绩优异的矿石消耗（高金属含量），留下矿石
低劣的等级要提取这些劣质
提取。等级的矿石，涉及到一个更高的能源消耗量和温室气体排放更多（2010或非门和哈克，）。