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b) Mining of minerals; b1) Handling a mineral deposit or processing minerals; c) Utilization of the remains of mining enterprises; d) Use of underground spaces, as well as building and exploitation of such underground facilities (including facilities for storage of industrial wastes from oil and natural gas pro- duction and wastewater) that are not related to extraction of useful minerals; e) Gathering geological, mineralogical, paleontological collections for museum exhibits. (The Law on Minerals, Article 6, Paragraph 1) A license for the use of minerals does not cover oil and natural gas resources. Usually, an application for a mineral use license is issued for a definite term, specifically for a period of 5 to 45 years. The terms are specified in accordance with the types of use: a) For minerals used for energy purposes ­ up to 45 years; b) For mines of black and colored metals ­ up to 40 years;