Mine Drainage and Water Quality Research
The USGS Pennsylvania Water Science Center conducts research on geochemical and hydrological processes that control water quality, including the sources, transport, and attenuation of metals and nutrients in undisturbed and mining-impacted watersheds and aquifers.
Results apply to scientific and regulatory programs for the prevention and remediation of aquatic contamination.
Laboratory and field evaluation of a flushable oxic limestone drain for treatment of net-acidic drainage from a flooded anthracite mine, Pennsylvania, USA
Assessment of characteristics and remedial alternatives for abandoned mine drainage : case study at Staple Bend Tunnel unit of Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, 2004
The USGS Pennsylvania Water Science Center conducts research on geochemical and hydrological processes that control water quality, including the sources, transport, and attenuation of metals and nutrients in undisturbed and mining-impacted watersheds and aquifers.
Results apply to scientific and regulatory programs for the prevention and remediation of aquatic contamination.