Documenting the industrial landscapes, machinery, and communities of Pennsylvania’s anthracite coal region — with a focus on preserving what remains before it disappears. Covers the Huber Coal Breaker, the Wyoming Valley, and the built legacy of American industrial history.
From Culm Banks to Critical Minerals: What Federal Research Found in Pennsylvania’s Mine Drainage — and Why the Region Should Know
Federal researchers found rare earth element concentrations up to 2,000 mg/kg in Pennsylvania acid mine drainage treatment sludge. We found this during a render session. Here's what it means — and why it deserves to be part of every economic development conversation in the anthracite region.
