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Biden-Harris Administration Announces More Than $1.3 Million to Address Legacy Pollution, Revitalize Communities in Alaska

Funds are used for abandoned mine lands reclamation projects like this one in Healy, Alaska, which addressed more than 1,600 feet of unstable, dangerous highwalls standing as high as 265 feet. Photo courtesy of the Alaska Abandoned Mined Lands Program.

announced more than $1.3 million in fiscal year 2024 funding from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda to create good-paying, family-sustaining jobs and catalyze economic opportunity in coal communities across Alaska.

OSMRE Releases Crimson Oak Grove Mine Documents

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OSMRE has made available the Crimson Oak Grove mine Federal Inspection Report and Ten-Day Notice.

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OSMRE seeks input on Rosebud Mine Federal Mine Plan Modification 

image of Rosebud Mine from 2018 Environmental Impact Statement

OSMRE seeks public comment on a draft supplemental environmental impact statement (SEIS) for a mine plan modification at Rosebud Mine. The 45-day public comment period opens when the draft SEIS is published in the Federal…

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Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $4.9 Million to Address Legacy Pollution, Revitalize Communities in Kansas

Funds are used for abandoned mine lands reclamation projects like this one at an abandoned mine in Cherokee County, Kansas, which addressed highwalls and spoil areas that posed a danger to the public. Photo courtesy of the Kansas Abandoned Mine Land Program.

OSMRE announced nearly $4.9 million in fiscal year 2024 funding from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda for Kansas to address dangerous and polluting abandoned mine lands (AML) and catalyze economic opportunity.

Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $5.9 Million to Address Legacy Pollution, Revitalize Communities in Missouri

Funds are used for abandoned mine land reclamation projects like this one in Springfield, Missouri, which filled a 190-foot-long vertical mine shaft that caused subsidence between two homes. Photo courtesy of the Missouri Abandoned Mine Lands, Land Reclamation Program.

OSMRE announces nearly $5.9 million in fiscal year 2024 funding from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda for Missouri to address dangerous and polluting abandoned mine lands, create jobs and catalyze economic…