August Catalyst Newsletter Now Available From Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition
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The August issue of The Catalyst newsletter is now available from the Butler County-based Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition featuring articles on-

-- Westminster College Students Present Resource Recovery Findings At WPCAMR Meeting

-- Coalition Receives EPA 319 Funding For 2 Projects In Blacks Creek (photos)

-- Construction Of The SR89 Passive Mine Drainage Treatment System Has Begun

-- The KIDS Catalyst - Beautiful Butterflies!

-- Click Here to sign up for your own copy.

For more information on programs, initiatives, upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition website.

Clean Creek Products

Visit Clean Creek Products to find unique tableware, jewelry and other products made with iron oxide and manganese oxide harvested from passive mine drainage treatment facilities in Western Pennsylvania.

Your purchases help support mine drainage treatment and watershed restoration projects throughout the region.

(Photos: The sites of two new watershed projects recently funded in the Blacks Creek subwatershed.)

NewsClips:

Long Overdue: East Beth Coal Refuse Dump Cleanup Nearly Ready To Start In Washington County

Letter: Let’s Clean Up Our Abandoned Mines, Congress Needs To Pass RECLAIM

Related Articles:

Trout Unlimited, Partners Push Congress To Support Mine Reclamation Fund Reauthorization

Construction Of SR89 Passive Mine Drainage Treatment System Has Begun In Washington Twp., Butler County

[Posted: August 1, 2019]


8/5/2019

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