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November 2018

Miners' outfits. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operator in the offices on the surface. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Miners lockers. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Working meeting of operators at 1,054 meters underground. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.ly produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Working meeting of operators at 1,054 meters underground. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Carl Johan,28, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson (right) and Knut Lund, operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Vehicle and perforator controlled remotely at 1,054 meters underground. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Vehicle and perforator controlled remotely at 1,054 meters underground. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson (left), 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators cafeteria at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Site view. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Site view. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Site view. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall (left), 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall (left), 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall (right), 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the control center. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Jenny Gotthardsson, General Manager at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Jenny Gotthardsson, General Manager at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Old archive photo from the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Jenny Gotthardsson, General Manager at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Old archive photo from the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operators in offices at 1,054 meters underground. Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, his job is to manage remote-controlled equipment and supervise their work on a control monitor, away from the noise and damp heat of the drifts. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Personal safety equipment for minors. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson (right) and Knut Lund, operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson (right) and Knut Lund, operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson (right) and Knut Lund, operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson (right) and Knut Lund, operators at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, their job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

1,054 meters below the ground. Knut Lund, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). His job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Frida Eriksson, 33, operator at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). At 1,054 meters underground, her job is to handle a remote controlled rig and oversee its work on a control monitor, far from the noise and humid heat of the galleries. Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Ulf Gustafsson, from the IF Metall union representing the mine’s ‘blue collar’ workers at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Fredrik Hases, from the Unionen trade union, representing the ‘white collar’ workers at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall (left), 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

Maria Lindvall, 35, environment project leader at the Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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November 2018

View of the concentrator. Boliden Garpenberg underground mine (Sweden). Located 200 km northwest of Stockholm, Garpenberg is one of the world's most modern mines. It is also Sweden’s oldest mining area still in operation. The Garpenberg mine currently produces nearly one per cent of the world’s zinc and more than one per cent of its silver.
Sweden 2018.
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