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bhamster "Here are a couple individual question posts from the @Greenhorns group: Question:Water testing protocols for Sulfide Mining? Question:Tips about ..." | Read more » almost 2 years ago
Ag8n "The reason I ask- the EPA testing will always be expensive. Sometimes you can do some "screening" pH tests that are much cheaper. These would be ..." | Read more » almost 2 years ago
Ag8n "Can you give more information on the pH test is being done? Who is doing it? What instrument is being used? Thanks for the help. " | Read more » almost 2 years ago
Greenhorns "We will call in for the open call tomorrow! Looking forward to it. " | Read more » about 2 years ago
liz "This is awesome!!!! Thank you so much @seankmcginnis ! @Greenhorns , check this out for the questions S asked as well - " | Read more » about 2 years ago
ronhuber "https://www.maine.gov/geolib/catalog.html Scroll down to MaineDEP Mining Sites for KMZ etc " | Read more » about 2 years ago
seankmcginnis "If the mines of interest are represented in the application, here is a link to the data from USGS’ Mineral Resource Data System. Here is a link to..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
seankmcginnis "Hey @liz - from some initial research I found this application from the USGS that has current and historic quarry and mine locations and reports. I..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
eymund "Kenneth Warren's The American Steel Industry, 1850–1970: A Geographical Interpretation provides a good overview of North Eastern US mining history ..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
liz "@seankmcginnis , with your extensive work in global humanitarian mapping missions and with ESRI, could you advise us where to find a datasource for..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
liz "@eymund , with great respect for your forensic geography skills, might we ask if you could point us in the right direction to find a source for spa..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
liz "Watch this video from Mountain Justice monitoring conductivity in the streams throughout the watershed where mining is happening: https://publiclab..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
marlokeno "@Greenhorns There has never been a sulfide mine that has not produced terrible environmental damage and acid runoff. My experience with mining comp..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
liz "Great to hear from you on this serious issue. Can you call into https://publiclab.org/open-call tomorrow (or any Tuesday) at 3pm? I've been getting..." | Read more » about 2 years ago
lakshit2000 "Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans faindx " | Read more » over 2 years ago
ajay974 "thanks for offering a thought toward this question. "Frac" sand is a kind of sand used for "hydrofracking," the extraction of gas from shale rocks ..." | Read more » about 3 years ago
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joyofsoy "The quote is suspect. Unless the mine has been lined with clay or with plastic, internal drainage implies that the storm water and the wastewater p..." | Read more » about 3 years ago
joyofsoy "My response in the thread: From this article, I learned: As of January 2019, the quarry was producing gravel, limestone, and sand. Fracking was me..." | Read more » about 3 years ago
joyofsoy "This is likely a contracted blasting service where the blasting company drills a "grid" of 5.5-6.5" bore holes (comparable to well water casings) ~..." | Read more » about 3 years ago
joyofsoy "Many companies do "bore" holes before they start mining. One requirement in the state of WI is that those bore holes be sealed so that contaminants..." | Read more » about 3 years ago
joyofsoy "My limited understanding: looking for “veins” is done with a digger not by blasting. One seeks sand close to the surface where it’s easier to dig...." | Read more » about 3 years ago
joyofsoy "Just an update: I shared this question with our Midwest mailing list and received some very helpful responses, which is included in the thread below. " | Read more » about 3 years ago