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[[File:Gold mine.jpg|thumb|Open pit gold mine in Mung state]] | |||
Corumm has 135 types of minerals that have been discovered in its territory including 45 metals, 84 non metallic minerals and six types of gases. There is great prospecting potential for near two dozen metallic minerals including but not limited to coal, iron ore, manganese, chromite, copper, nickel, tungsten, lead, zinc, bauxite, tungsten, tin, molybdenum, antimony, nickel, gold, silver, lithium, pyrites, sulphurite, phosphate rock, potash, magnesite, uranium, boron, barite and [[handwavium]]. The largest operator of mines is [[Mimban Corporation]], a part government owned company that currently owns the most coal mines in Alshar. | Corumm has 135 types of minerals that have been discovered in its territory including 45 metals, 84 non metallic minerals and six types of gases. There is great prospecting potential for near two dozen metallic minerals including but not limited to coal, iron ore, manganese, chromite, copper, nickel, tungsten, lead, zinc, bauxite, tungsten, tin, molybdenum, antimony, nickel, gold, silver, lithium, pyrites, sulphurite, phosphate rock, potash, magnesite, uranium, boron, barite and [[handwavium]]. The largest operator of mines is [[Mimban Corporation]], a part government owned company that currently owns the most coal mines in Alshar. | ||
Mining has seen such a boom and expansion that new regulations are being brought into place to better control the sector and clamp down on illegal practices. The 2026 mining code issued by the Ministry of Resource Extraction brought forth several changes such a the establishment of an iron ore national reserve, increase of tax benefits for low grade mines, various regulations to encourage prospecting of key minerals and improvements to the ore trading system and pricing mechanisms. It also | Mining has seen such a boom and expansion that new regulations are being brought into place to better control the sector and clamp down on illegal practices. The 2026 mining code issued by the Ministry of Resource Extraction brought forth several changes such a the establishment of an iron ore national reserve, increase of tax benefits for low grade mines, various regulations to encourage prospecting of key minerals and improvements to the ore trading system and pricing mechanisms. It also established new penalties for inhuman practices. One example of said practices is that in the past mining companies were known to employ agencies that forcefully recruited people in debt to work in mines, in this way circumventing having to pay the high salaries and hazard policies that regular employees are entitled to, this practice is now forbidden. Underground mining towns are now restricted to five hundred workers maximum, mine foremen included. | ||
===Tourism=== | ===Tourism=== | ||