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In Madagascar, thousands of adults and children risk their lives mining for a shiny mineral called mica. It's found in electronics, cars, planes, and even paint. But even though mica is found in products worth thousands of dollars, miners earn just a few cents every day. Drought in the country makes the situation even harder. So why do miners continue this dangerous job, and what is being done to help them? CHAPTERS: 0:00 Introduction 1:38 Journey to the mines 2:03 Inside the mica mine 3:59 Drought in Madagascar 4:45 Journey to another mine 6:41 How mica is bought and exported 7:43 Child labor in mica mines 9:26 Efforts to help 10:03 Conclusion MORE RISKY BUSINESS VIDEOS: How Miners Hunt For Rare Gems In Afghanistan By Dodging The Taliban | Risky Business | Insider News    • How Rare Gems Are Hunted In Afghanistan Fr...   How Police Raid Illegal Oil Labs That Fuel Colombia's Cocaine Problem | Risky Business | Insider News    • Making Cocaine with Gasoline, One Of The W...   How Millions Are Trapped In Modern-Day Slavery At Brick Kilns In Pakistan | Risky Business | Insider News    • How Millions Are Trapped In Modern-Day Sla...   ------------------------------------------------------ #Mining #RiskyBusiness #InsiderNews Insider's mission is to inform and inspire. Visit our homepage for the top stories of the day: https://www.insider.com/news Insider News on Facebook:   / insidernews   Insider News on Instagram:   / insider   Insider News on Twitter:   / insidernews   Insider News on Snapchat:   / 5185974304   Insider News on TikTok:   / insidernews   Mica Is In Expensive Phones And Cars But Why Do Miners Make So Little | Risky Business