About Stone And Quarries in Italy

As we all know, Italy is rich in stone and is a stone kingdom full of history and legends. Many rare stones are only born in Italy and then spread all over the world.

The key to the beauty of stone is design. Without design elements, many stones look bland. Milan Cathedral, St. Peter's Basilica, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa are all world-renowned great Italian buildings. Craftsmen use superb skills to bring the beauty of Italian stone to the extreme. They represent not only architectural techniques, but also art. The seemingly ordinary street is the life of Italian stone. Streets, narrow corridors, houses facing the street, and lifelike stone statues can be seen everywhere. For Italians, stone is life, it represents the prosperity of Italy. In Italy, every stone building is based on the stone craftsmanship they have accumulated over thousands of years. For a country that pursues art and is full of history, something without beauty is unacceptable. They would rather spend countless hours doing things to the extreme.

In Italy, quarries are more than open-pit mining. In order to make full use of resources, marble mining generally adopts a combination of platform mining and cave mining. There will never be the rumble of an explosion, completely abolishing explosive quarrying. Of course, no matter how comprehensive it is, mining still has a certain degree of damage to the environment. Before mining, miners must deposit a sum of money with a local bank. This money is used to improve the environment during or after mining. Of course, this number is far from enough. When a block is sold, 10% of the block price will be turned over to the government as a tax. This tax is used for mine greening, water cleaning, road obstruction, etc. With the support of stable funds, mining is well organized. Of course, the mine owner can also implement the management of the mine by himself, or the government can ask a special company to implement it, but no matter who implements it, the funds are always in the hands of the government. Even Italy uses ancient quarry mining as a tourist resource, forming a special landscape of Carrara tourism culture: quarry mining combined with tourism (tourists can take the elevator to the quarry. Visit the deep caves of Carrara).

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