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Systems treating mine drainage in the north to be redesigned - Vimarsana News

Systems treating mine drainage in the north to be redesigned

Treatment systems that prevent mine pollution from entering streams in northern Butler County are about 25 years old, and a grant of more than $250,000 from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmenta...

Environmental restoration grants target acid mine drainage in NEPA - Vimarsana News

Environmental restoration grants target acid mine drainage in NEPA

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) announced up to $101,110,178 in funding for 16 environmental restoration projects of abandoned mine lands (AML) as a part of the Abandoned Mine

DEP announces funding for abandoned mine land restoration projects - Vimarsana News

DEP announces funding for abandoned mine land restoration projects

Harrisburg, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) is granting funds to 16 abandoned mine land restoration projects as part of the Abandoned Mine Lands and Acid Mine

Harrisburg Happenings: 10 bills, $128.3 Million in Grants, PENNIE Deadline - Vimarsana News

Harrisburg Happenings: 10 bills, $128.3 Million in Grants, PENNIE Deadline

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Saint Vincent College eyes next step in wetlands rehab, improved stream quality - Vimarsana News

Saint Vincent College eyes next step in wetlands rehab, improved stream quality

Before the arrival of the 21st century, Loyalhanna Creek ran orange through Latrobe. That was before a system of wetlands was developed next to the Saint Vincent College campus to treat water draining from abandoned mines and remove some of the iron pollutants that discolored the creek downstream. The wetlands