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How many mining mishaps will happen???

About recent five years, people are really shocked by all kinds of accidents about mining. Mountains of innocent labors lost their lives. And I believe that the reports just show a few. As mining mishaps arose officers’ attention, but why such accidents can not be reduce? Maybe industrial structure remains irrational and deep-seated problems in our economic system have not been solved. Problems of the ecological environment are outstanding. Local protectionism remains a problem despite repeated orders to ban it, and the order of the market economy is yet to be fully rectified.
And those immoral private bosses who ignore the importance of production safety, they enjoy the high incomes of “their mine” while show indifference of workers’ lives.
It is hard to say that how many mining mishaps will happen in the future. Just want god blesses the poor labors that are the bread-winner of families. Oh, I forgot, maybe they do not hear about who is god!

Officials sacked after mine fire kills 25 in C. China
ZHENGZHOU - Four government officials were removed from their posts Tuesday after a coal mine fire killed 25 workers in central China, local authorities said Tuesday.
The fire started with electric cables at 8:30 p.m. Monday in a main pit of Dongxing Coal Mining Co. in Xinmi City in Zhengzhou, capital of Henan Province, when 31 workers were working underground, according to the Information Office of the Zhengzhou City Government.
Six miners were saved in a rescue operation that ended at about 2 a.m. Tuesday.
The dead miners were identified as migrants from provinces including Henan, Anhui and Sichuan.
The victims had no oxygen tanks when the fire started and were quickly overcome by the enormous amount of carbon monoxide, said Feng Songjian, an officer with the emergency response center of Xinmi.

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2010-3-17 02:12 PM

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wetacos and Ilearnabc, ........

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.................. for your attention.

It is very cruel to have people working under UNSAFE and UNHUMAN conditions.
And here, Petera, Kbay, Baofeng and Co. ............. here, the Anglo-Zionist Evil has no
part of it ............ unless of course, you know something that we don't know yet.

This is what I call .......... "Charity begins at home"

Wetacos and Ilearnabc ....... I will be watching your protagonism on this thread.

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2010-3-17 02:57 PM

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Correction, clean up "your house"

2010-3-17 03:16 PM

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Have you check the coke price trend lately?
Qinhuangdao coke trading market due to weak demand in the market, falling by RMB 20-30/mt compared with the previous week. Coke inventory at Qinhuangdao port is currently on the rise.
Datong quality mix coke is offered at RMB 740-750/mt down 2.7 percent week on week in March 2010.

Coke export price has been down since Oct 2008. Demand from Japan, India, Korea and Thailand those major coke importers dropped.

What mining mishaps relevant is the demand for coal , not coke.
In 2009 the Chinese coal import volume amounts to 125,000,000 tons , compares in 2008 to grow 211.9%

Another source: Customs administration data demonstrated after 2009 our country coal import considerable increased, in 2010 January coal import volume close record high spot, compared with the same time last year grows 438.3% as before, amounts to 16,078,000 tons.

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2010-3-17 04:54 PM

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Correction, I don't drink Coke. I prefer water.

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So, now you know what you can do with your "cheap coke".

2010-3-17 05:12 PM

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"Demand from Japan, India, Korea and Thailand those major coke importers dropped. " quote

Idiot amyamy, don't you know that EU & USA are the two biggest buyers of coke from China ???

You're a " Sei chow gou" !!

2010-3-17 05:17 PM

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Hey this is soooooo unfair !!

I'll bring this up to someone higher !!

You don't really know my background, do you??

2010-3-17 05:19 PM

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Coke is derived from coal, idiot !!

Attacking our mines would mean attacking your cheap source of coke.

2010-3-17 05:24 PM

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CD forum is infiltrated by enemy forces.

2010-3-17 05:26 PM

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All You 'sei chow gow' are heartless beasts !
Collaborating with enemy forces on attacking our mines and many innocent people.
All you ' sei chow gow' won't get what you hope for.
You will never succeed in realising your dream of establishing your Demon-crazy system.

2010-3-17 05:37 PM

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Idiot, when did I specifically say you demanded demon-crazy system.
Ha, you're a NOBODY !! Don't you understand a NOBODY!!!!
And so are all other 'sei chow gow's !

Your info is incomplete & irrelevant.
Besides Asian countries like Japan, S.Korea, India & Thailand,
EU & US are also major importers of cheap chinese coke,
in fact they're the biggest !

So be prepared for tariff on coke exports will go higher & higher !!!

from 60% to 200% - 600% !!!
That's the result for attacking our poor miners!

2010-3-18 05:44 PM

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read more before you bark

you moron do you know that China government has quota limit to prohibit the export of coke to Europe? China government is not a moron as you image.

2010-3-18 05:46 PM

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I see you reported and deleted my post.

2010-3-18 05:47 PM

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Hey this is sooo unfair !

2010-3-18 05:56 PM

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All you 'sei chow gow's deserve to be executed !!

2010-3-18 06:00 PM

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QUOTE:

Originally posted by correction at 2010-3-17 17:19

You don't really know my background, do you??

we all now your background

and we should respect you

is not easy or impossible to see

wild dogs posting in this forum

2010-3-18 06:15 PM

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QUOTE:

Originally posted by amyamy at 2010-3-18 17:47

I see you reported and deleted my post.

Goshhhhhhh

dont tell me Correction is Liu

2010-3-18 06:18 PM

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Correction didn't check the latest data before posting. He only drew his old information to agrue to scream and bark and insulted me .

Steel industry has been in stagnant. Why USA and EU need to import a lot of coke from China? In 2009 USA even exported coke to China.

It's the demand for coal that's revelant for mining mishaps not coke.

Here the data from gov website compiled by customs dept. At the 3rd paragraph, it says Japan, India are among the 4 export markets.
（三）日本、印度、哈萨克斯坦和韩国位居出口市场前4位

http://www.cheminfo.gov.cn/ZXZX/ ... ame=io_dtfx&c=3
2009年我国焦炭出口量锐减
[ 2010-02-22 ] 来源于：中国海关总署

据海关统计，2009年我国累计出口焦炭54.4万吨，价值2亿美元，分别比上年（下同）下降95.5%和96.6%；出口平均价格为每吨369.6美元，下跌23%。
一、2009年我国焦炭出口的主要特点
（一）2009年各月出口量均处于低位，出口均价保持稳定。2008年4季度起我国焦炭出口快速下滑，2009年以来我国焦炭各月出口量始终维持在较低水平，其中12月份当月出口6.8万吨，同比下降69.6%，环比增长11.4%。与此同时，出口平均价格则基本保持稳定，12月份当月出口均价每吨为 398.4美元，同比下跌10.7%，环比上涨4.3%（下图）。

（二）主要为一般贸易方式出口。2009年我国以一般贸易方式出口焦炭47万吨，下降96%，占同期我国焦炭出口总量的86.4%。此外，以边境小额贸易方式出口7.4万吨，下降77.8%，占13.6%。

（三）日本、印度、哈萨克斯坦和韩国位居出口市场前4位。2009年我国对日本出口焦炭18.1万吨，下降91%；印度7.1万吨，下降93.5%；哈萨克斯坦6.9万吨，下降71.6%；韩国6.6万吨，下降86.5%。上述四者合计占同期我国焦炭出口总量的71.1%。

（四）国有企业是出口主力。2009年我国国有企业出口焦炭31.9万吨，下降95.5%，占同期我国焦炭出口总量的58.6%。此外，民营企业出口20.3万吨，下降95.2%，占37.3%。
二、2009年我国焦炭出口锐减的主要原因
（一）国际市场焦炭需求减少。金融危机导致全球各大钢厂纷纷减产，对焦炭的需求也出现低迷状态。美国、欧洲和日本等焦炭主要进口国已经逐渐退出国际焦炭市场，国际市场上的焦炭生产商纷纷继续减产自保，如全球两大矿业巨头澳洲必和必拓（BHPBilliton）和瑞士斯特拉塔（XstrataPlc）早在 2008年12月16日就发出减产信号。此外，巴西、印度等主要焦炭进口国焦炭配套生产能力逐步提高，更倾向于进口炼焦煤自炼焦炭，对我国焦炭的依存度有下降的趋势，导致2009年我国焦炭出口大幅下降。
（二）国家宏观调控抑制焦炭出口。焦炭是重要的工业原料，属于全球性稀缺资源，各国均对其施行较为严格的出口管理。为抑制焦炭出口过快增长，保证焦炭资源的国内需求，同时落实国家节能减排计划，近年来我国已多次出台政策对焦炭出口进行控制。如2004年底我国取消了焦炭出口退税政策，2006年底开始对焦炭开征5%的出口关税，此后经过多次的关税上调，至2008年8月20日焦炭出口暂定税率由25%进一步提高至40%，同时国家还实行出口配额制度，从而进一步限制了焦炭出口。

2010-3-19 04:10 PM

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The title is "How many mining mishaps will happen???"
the future tense---of course I look for the later figures, not the older info to presume the near future trend.

In the milk power melamine case, the victims are the Chinese babies but Correction twisted it to that the victims are the Chinese dairy industry. He commdemned the foreign milk power company for hurting Chinese milk power producers.

2010-3-19 04:43 PM

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Page last updated at 11:37 GMT, Thursday, 5 November 2009
China defends export restrictions
China has defended its export curbs on some raw materials used to make steel, aluminium and chemical products.

On Wednesday, the US, with the EU and Mexico, said they had asked the World Trade Organization to set up a dispute settlement panel on the matter.

They say China's export policy drives up world prices for the materials.

But China's Ministry of Commerce told AFP the aim of the "measures on some raw materials is to protect the environment and our limited resources".

Protectionism claims

The US says the materials at the heart of the dispute are bauxite, coke, fluorspar, magnesium, manganese, silicon metal, silicon carbide, yellow phosphorus and zinc.

The raw materials case has an impact on billions of dollars of global trade, the US says.

"Working together with the European Union and Mexico, we tried to resolve this issue through consultations, but did not succeed," said Debbie Mesloh, a spokeswoman for the office of the United States Trade Representative.

There are a number of simmering trade disputes between the two countries covering several areas, with counter-claims of protectionism and a large US trade deficit with China.

The US wants to see Chinese restrictions lessened on US agriculture, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications and business services, and improved protection of intellectual property rights and co-operation on clean energy technology.

And in September the US imposed punitive duties of up to 35% on imports of Chinese-made tyres.

China responded with an "anti-dumping" probe into US car parts and chicken meat imports.

Recently China also announced it would investigate suspicions that the three big US carmakers were getting government subsidies, or selling their products in China at less than the cost of production.

Sustainable development

The latest complaint to the WTO came after consultations failed to resolve the dispute.

It comes after trade talks last week between the US and China, in which Beijing agreed to reopen its market to imports of US pork.

Referring to the minerals dispute, a Chinese commerce ministry statement said: "The regulations conform to the needs of China's own [sustainable] development, while also advancing China's efforts towards the sustainable development of the global economy."

It added: "The products being disputed actually form a very small percentage of Sino-US and Sino-EU trade."

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2010-3-19 06:18 PM

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