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2005 West Virginia Surface Mine Drainage
Task Force Symposium Papers
- The Occurrence of Selenium in the Upper Kanawha Formation of the Pennsylvanian System in the Southern West Virginia Coal Fields – Presentation – George Jenkins and Nick Schaer
- Too Much of a Good Thing? An Update on the Aquatic Life Water Quality Criteria for Selenium – Mindy Yeager Armstead
- Hazards of Selenium for Aquatic Life – Joe Skorupa
- Chemistry of Selenium in Mine Drainage and During Treatment – Presentation – Raymond J. Lovett
- A Preliminary Study of the Selenium Levels Found in Fishes Collected Downstream from Active Coal Mining & Valley Fill Operations – Presentation – Ed J. Kirk, Randall Maggard, and Christy M. Mower
- 2005 Legislative Issues Related to Mining, Reclamation, and AMD – Jason Bostic
- The Success of Remining in Pennsylvania – Presentation – Thomas Kovalchuk
- Antidegradation and TMDL Issues – Ken Ellison
- State Perspective on Mine Placement of Coal Combustion Wastes – Greg Conrad
- The Largest Acid Mine Drainge Treatment Plant in the World? – Presentation – Ben B. Faulkner, E.G. Wyatt, J.A. Chermak, and F.R Miller
- Abandoned Mined Land Reclamation Projects and Passive Treatment in Ohio – Presentation – Mitch Farley and Paul Ziemkiewicz
- In-stream Limestone Sand Treatment of the Middle Fork Watershed – Walter S. Brown
- Water Treatment at Bond Forfeiture Sites – Charlie Miller
- Field Demonstration of In-Situ Treatment and Prevention of Acid Mine Drainage in the Abandoned Tide Mine, Indiana County, Pennsylvania – Presentation – Kelly Houston, J.M. Harrington, J.G. Harrington, and R.L. Eppley
- Low pH – Iron Oxidation – Presentation – Tiff Hilton
- ADTI-WP2 Leaching Column Method for Overburden Analysis and Prediction of Weathering Rates –Presentation – Roger Hornberger, K.B.C. Brady, B. Scheetz, W. White and S. Parsons
- Trout Culture as a Post-Mining Land Use in West Virginia – A Case Study – Dan Miller, Ken Semmens, and Gerard D-Souza
- Passive Treatment in Pennsylvania Watersheds – Presentation – Margaret Dunn
