Zach is great young man who had been a former EPCAMR volunteer for many years working on cleaning up and preserving the grounds where the Avondale Mine Disaster occurred in Plymouth... https://t.co/B5z4Q078sk
EPCAMR was present at the announcement to support Senator Yudichak and Senator Argall's proposal this morning. Waste coal from Swoyersville is being hauled to this location to continue to support this plant's operation. https://t.co/H8llAluIth
EPCAMR and EC hit the newsstands this Spring with a great article on our work in Northeastern PA in the beautifully artistic and amazing magazine called Susquehanna Life that features stories throughout the Susquehanna Valley. A must read! https://t.co/ywO9aOOUDQ
We are planning to send out a letter to Congressman Cartwright's office by the end of this week in support of the RECLAIM Act (HR 2156). We have kept it simple, to the point, and will be... https://t.co/12muJ3W1UX
We can’t say THANK YOU enough to all of the 31 volunteers who came out today and beat the rain for our cleanup of the Entrance to Ashley Roadside/Sugar Notch Run Cleanup. An estimated 1700 pounds... https://t.co/gWBuwjgYqx
AMD makes the top 3 water pollution problems in PA! It’s not something we really want to be known for across the country now is it? The Commonwealth of PA now should make AMD... https://t.co/cGVscuS62w
Our partners, the Friends of the Nescopeck watershed association and EPCAMR will be leading the "Golden Tour" with our colleagues from the Nescopeck State Park next month. Seats are filling up fast and only 5 may be left... https://t.co/pNKzLBhB65
Here’s a good article as a follow up on EPCAMR’s recent testimony before the House Natural Resources Committee in Washington DC that gives a perspective on the potential... https://t.co/K6TSPqFfwp
Our Executive Director was recognized as one of two scholarship recipients by Kevin Cahill-Executive Director, and grandson of the late W. Edwards Deming, from The Deming Institute, along with... https://t.co/0zgXalfA8r
EPCAMR was able to provide statistic foe Congressman G.T. Thompson’s District a few weeks ago as having the most abandoned mine... https://t.co/k9foUpPH3l
Things are moving now in the Senate! EPCAMR will be reviewing the bill shortly and seeing that it is in the best interest of PA. https://t.co/xrlhiDgQTu
This gives us more hope for the eventual reuse of AMD as a recoverable resource, however,it won’t be a sustainable effort on grants alone. Private sector investment is a necessity. https://t.co/VUJbKcBHgA
This is great news for PA! As constituents in Congressman Cartwright’s District and having just recently presented our case before the House Natural... https://t.co/Hk7dx4A4C9
This is happening more frequently across the Northern Anthracite Coalfields year after year recently. Our area is often forgotten about when it comes to available... https://t.co/U4D8KVogRt
We aren’t the only ones who think that there is a great deal of potential for the resource recovery of AMD got pigment. Check out several of the reference links contained at the bottom of the... https://t.co/Qw2Fr7Gs8c
The good news keeps on coming lately with the start of our largest reclamation project under our management at the former Harry E. Colliery and Breaker location. https://t.co/jbBpVOECMC