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EPCAMR has mapped where Pennsylvania’s abandoned mine lands and mine drainage impaired streams fall against the service areas of the state’s 158 watershed groups. The service areas come from data collected through community outreach by POWR and compiled by the Pennsylvania Environmental Council; the AML and AMD data come from PA DEP and EPCAMR. It’s … Continue reading “New in the Library: AML and AMD in watershed group service areas”
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AML-Connect has had a new layout since October 4. Everything now lives in four places, each answering one question:The Knowledge Base: how do I do this?The Library: is there something I can use?The Data Hub: what does the data show?Community: who can I ask?There’s also one place to share with the network: the Share page. … Continue reading “AML-Connect has a new map, and a way to share”
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WPCAMR (the Western Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation) has shared two new videos with the network, and both are now in the Library.Importance of Operations, Maintenance, and Rehabilitation Funding for AMD Treatment Systems: why passive treatment systems need steady funding to keep working, with speakers from PA DEP’s Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation and … Continue reading “New in the Library: two videos from WPCAMR”