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Archive: Reclamation

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Updates on the Robena preparation plant site, and a short survey for those who live nearby

By Ethan Story / May 10, 2021
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Community Advocates Welcome Manchin’s RECLAIM Act & AML Reauthorization Bills

By Veronica Coptis / April 30, 2021
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 29, 2021 View as Webpage Media Contact: Trey Pollard, 202-904-9187, trey@pollardcommunications.com Infrastructure Bills Led by Five Senators Work Hand-in-Hand to Restore & Reclaim Abandoned Mine Sites to Create At Least 13,000 Jobs in Coal-Impacted Communities  With coal communities more in need of support and investment than ever before, today Senator Joe […]

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Permit to Use Beneficial Coal Ash to Reclaim Mine Waste Dump Under Review by DEP

By Sarah Winner / January 31, 2019
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The DEP is considering a permit application  for the beneficial use of stabilized flue gas desulfurization material (stabilized FGD or coal ash) at the over 400-acre Champion coal waste pile, the largest coal refuse pile east of the Mississippi, containing over 37 million tons of coal waste. The Champion Coal Refuse Pile is the lingering […]

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CCJ Goes to Washington, DC to Advocate for Black Lung Trust Fund and RECLAIM Act

By Nick Hood / October 8, 2018
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The PA Center for Coalfield Justice joined forces with the Alliance for Appalachia and traveled to Washington DC to influence lawmakers on a few coalfield issues.  We spent three days, September 24th – September 26 meeting with various Senatorial and Congressional Staff from Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee.   The RECLAIM Bill was […]

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Report on Coal Mine Bonding in Central Appalachia

By Veronica Coptis / May 9, 2018
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Update on 2016 Mining & Reclamation Issues

By Patrick / May 6, 2016
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Last week, the Mining and Reclamation Advisory Board met in Harrisburg to discuss various issues and updates. Many of the discussions and materials presented at the meeting will affect abandoned mine lands and current mining in Washington & Greene counties.

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