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A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia

A tin mining industry is one of the oldest industry in Tanah Melayu since Sultanate of Malacca (Malay Dynasty). The historical of Dutch proved thai in year of 1649 there are 349 tons of tin bad been exported via the Malacca port. An evoke of tin industry has increasing the demand of tin used for...

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Main Author: Haliza Abdul, Rahman
Format: Monograph
Language:English
Published: Pusat Pengajian Sains Perubatan 2010
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spelling my.usm.eprints.54077 http://eprints.usm.my/54077/ A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia Haliza Abdul, Rahman R5-130.5 General works A tin mining industry is one of the oldest industry in Tanah Melayu since Sultanate of Malacca (Malay Dynasty). The historical of Dutch proved thai in year of 1649 there are 349 tons of tin bad been exported via the Malacca port. An evoke of tin industry has increasing the demand of tin used for the process of food canning and other types of industries and had prompted the British to sail all over the world and then colonized a rew·countries in Asian region to obtain the tin supply. However, the tin mining activity by the BritiSh cA>nialletl-a huge harmful impacts to the natural environment iri Peninsular Malaysia. Industrial rapid development by the British Colonial in end of 19"' centucy bad extremely changed the landscape at lhe most area of Peninsular Malaysia especially in the state of Selangor and Perak. There were many negative impacts had existed to environment caused by the tin mining activities such as piling of waste materials (tailing), soli erosion, river silting and sedimentation, degradation of water quality, flooding. land degradation, deforestation, wildlife species disruption, reduction of soil fertility as well. At the couple of decades after year 1910, notes that the impact to the nature cause by the tin mining activity left by British Colonial become more severe due to no effective control on waste disposal system during the mining activity. Pusat Pengajian Sains Perubatan 2010 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/54077/1/DR%20HALIZA%20ABDUL%20RAHMAN%20-%20e.pdf Haliza Abdul, Rahman (2010) A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia. Other. Pusat Pengajian Sains Perubatan. (Submitted)
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Haliza Abdul, Rahman
A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia
description A tin mining industry is one of the oldest industry in Tanah Melayu since Sultanate of Malacca (Malay Dynasty). The historical of Dutch proved thai in year of 1649 there are 349 tons of tin bad been exported via the Malacca port. An evoke of tin industry has increasing the demand of tin used for the process of food canning and other types of industries and had prompted the British to sail all over the world and then colonized a rew·countries in Asian region to obtain the tin supply. However, the tin mining activity by the BritiSh cA>nialletl-a huge harmful impacts to the natural environment iri Peninsular Malaysia. Industrial rapid development by the British Colonial in end of 19"' centucy bad extremely changed the landscape at lhe most area of Peninsular Malaysia especially in the state of Selangor and Perak. There were many negative impacts had existed to environment caused by the tin mining activities such as piling of waste materials (tailing), soli erosion, river silting and sedimentation, degradation of water quality, flooding. land degradation, deforestation, wildlife species disruption, reduction of soil fertility as well. At the couple of decades after year 1910, notes that the impact to the nature cause by the tin mining activity left by British Colonial become more severe due to no effective control on waste disposal system during the mining activity.
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author Haliza Abdul, Rahman
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title A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia
title_short A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia
title_full A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia
title_fullStr A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed A tin mining acfivity by British Colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of Malaysia
title_sort tin mining acfivity by british colonial and its impacf to environment in peninsular of malaysia
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