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Phosphorite,
phosphate rock or rock
phosphate is a non-detrital
sedimentary rock that
contains high
amounts of
phosphate minerals. The
phosphate content...
- The
Phosphorite War (Estonian: Fosforiidisõda) is the name
given to a late-1980s
environmental campaign in the then-Estonian
Soviet Socialist Republic...
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Examples include pyrite nodules in coal, a
chert nodule in limestone, or a
phosphorite nodule in
marine shale. Normally, a
nodule has a
warty or ****by surface...
- 360,000
tonnes of salt are
produced annually (2004).
There are
known phosphorite ore
deposits near Mstsislaw, and in Labkovičy (Krychaw Raion) in eastern...
- of 350,000
square kilometres (140,000 sq mi). The
Phosphoria includes phosphorite beds that are an
important source of phosphorus. Many of its
shales are...
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Breccia complex deposits Vein
deposits Intrusive deposits (Alaskites)
Phosphorite deposits Collapse breccia pipe
deposits Volcanic deposits Surficial deposits...
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Quercy Phosphorites Formation (French:
Phosphorites du Quercy) is a
geologic formation and lagerstätte in Occitanie,
southern France. It preserves...
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phosphorite. Two of the
largest deposits include the
Karatau basin with 650
million tonnes of P2O5 and the
Chilisai deposit of the
Aqtobe phosphorite...
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Florida In 2015, 27.6
million metric tons of
marketable phosphate rock, or
phosphorite, was
mined in the
United States,
making the US the world's third-largest...
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towards independence. One of the
first major acts of
resistance was the
Phosphorite War, an
environmental protest against Soviet plans to
establish large...
