The latest Catalyst newsletter from the Butler County-based Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition provided an update on recent activities, including--

-- A new passive treatment rehab and maintenance project sludge pond construction;

-- Hunting Opportunities Abound In The Watershed;

-- Northwest PA GIS Conference Oct. 28-29;

-- PA Abandoned Mine Reclamation Conference Oct. 27-28;

-- The KIDS Catalyst Scarecrow Coloring Page

Click Here to read the entire newsletter.

For more information on projects, initiatives, upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition website.

Related Articles:

-- WPCAMR: Federal Mine Reclamation Fee Expired Sept. 30 - Congress Considers The Future Of Mine Reclamation Program  [PA’s #1 Water Pollution Problem - Mine Drainage]

-- Appalachian Voices: Congress Fails To Reauthorize Abandoned Mine Reclamation Program; People In Pennsylvania Have Worked For 5 Years So Far To Get Their Members Of Congress And General Assembly To Act On This Critical Issue  [PA’s #1 Water Pollution Problem - Mine Drainage]

-- Senate Committee Reports Out Bipartisan Bill Allocating $500 Million In American Rescue Fund Monies For Local Environmental Improvement, Recreation Projects

-- TribLive Editorial: Why Do Pennsylvanians Have To Pay A Higher Price For Natural Gas? For Producing Energy? 

[Posted: September 30, 2021]

10/4/2021