The earth's everyday minerals are mined, removed, and transformed into something new. When you look back, to pause and meditate on what has been formed, the human mind will be amazed. “Is that… that’s what it came from?” beautiful rubies have been created from very specific minerals that are combined together, and sparkling diamonds have been formed from coal under great pressure, but it's not such a magical story when the curtains are revealed and that the truth is shown. Where are the ethical principles that hold this industry together? A shovel is driven into the ground, the wind blows the small particles of earth, revealing the conduct of business of the mining industry, but the ethical principles have been crushed just as the rocks of the earth have been crushed, because they have been crushed. not transformed into gold, nor diamonds, nor rubies, these ethical principles of business conduct have been forgotten in the wind, the toxic fumes. We see men with bloodstains on their clothes, they remind us of coal that was forced under great pressure, but these people are not transformed into something so beautiful, they inhale toxic fumes, layer on mercury to separate metal from rock, neurotoxin delicately manipulated with bare hands, just like how the truth is delicately manipulated and separated, turning into a lie. According to the Oxford Dictionary (2014), ethics is defined as “the moral principles that govern a person's behavior or conduct.” of an activity" and "The branch of knowledge that deals with moral principles", so basically your ethics, or ethics, is a set of principles that shape your behavior, they describe who you are, directing your behavior, your actions and your words. . Ali ibn Abu Talib is in the middle of the paper and concluded that the amount of corporate spending, collectively, exceeded $55 billion (Lannin 2013). According to board member Terry Heymman, the amount also included payments to communities, payments to employers and employees, businesses, suppliers and governments. (Gold 2013). Terry Heymman also stated that the benefits of gold mining are so great that they cannot be measured; even the economy benefits from gold mining, royalties are omnipresent and represent a considerable share of total state revenue (Lannin 2013). Additionally, some of the leading members of a Wisconsin sand mining industry aimed to improve the association's standards by creating a strict code of conduct. Even though they already had high levels of environmental protection, management and security, they wanted to improve them, they aimed for self-regulation. (Rivedal 2012)