mine remediation
Appalachia’s quiet time bombs
U.S. Interior Department calls for states to submit mine cleanup proposals
Justice-owned mines to reopen in the midst of Kentucky reclamation lawsuit
Jay Justice, son of Jim Justice, governor of West Virginia, with whom he owns several mining companies, just announced the re-opening of four mines in Kentucky.
Cleanup of abandoned mines could get boost, relieving rivers
Thousands of abandoned coal mines in the U.S. have been polluting rivers and streams for decades, in some cases harming fish and contaminating drinking water. Now efforts to finally clean up the sites could soon get a big boost.
Why we should be turning former mines into trails
We need more access to public lands. Reclaiming damaged landscapes like old mines and former nuclear sites can be a powerful part of the answer.
A look at which Louisiana projects could get a piece of Biden's $2.3T infrastructure plan
Louisiana projects range from capping thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells to funding road construction and helping with coastal restoration.
Yukon University launches study into native plant use for mine remediation
New research project seeks to build better understanding of how locally grown plants can best be used to reclaim disturbed lands.