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New Faces for a Modern Industry
As the face of mining has changed, so have the faces of those it employs. The old image of miners and prospectors with picks and shovels has been replaced by workers using robotics, computers and the most modern high-tech equipment. Women today are employed as mining engineers, equipment operators, technicians, environmental specialists and geologists. They work underground, in laboratories, smelters, exploration sites and head offices.
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