Image: Frac sand mine in Curran Township, Hixton, WI, from this post by @joyofsoy
⚒️🌱 Do you have a local concern about what will happen to mined land after the mining stops? Do you have experience with monitoring mine reclamation?
Join us to kick off our next collaborative research area review on mine reclamation
WHEN: Tuesday, February 8, at 12pm PT / 3pm ET / 8pm UTC / other time zones, during Public Lab's regularly-scheduled Open Call.
WHERE: We'll meet on Zoom. Click here to join Zoom Meeting
WHAT: We'll introduce the research area review, talk about ways that anyone can participate, and share our questions and thoughts on mine reclamation.
Follow the #mine-reclamation and #reclamation tags to get updates about future events and posts related to this topic on PublicLab.org
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Tagging in folx who may be interested! @mlamadrid @gretchengehrke @mathew @Pat @Stevie @dswenson @junior_walk1337 @ekpeterman
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I will be attending!
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I plan to participate unless pre-empted.
Just an FYI - the Frac Sand Mine in the photo image is located in Curran Township, Hixton, Wisconsin (west central WI).
Ahh thanks for this info, @dswenson, I've just edited the image description!
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I will be attending!
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Huh! Around here, it's oil, gas, or pipelines. Sand can be an issue. Just a new one.
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Just a quick reminder that this call is happening tomorrow! Looking forward to seeing folks there 🙂
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Many thanks to everyone who came to this call and shared knowledge and experiences ❤️
Notes from the call are here: https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall
And a recording of the call is here: https://youtu.be/OXS7ldEhoJY
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