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ABOUT APPALACHIAN REGION TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

Technology transfer provides critical support to current programs in the following ways:

  • Offers information and solutions that are derived from others' experiences to solve issues.
  • Provides proven methods, techniques, or processes for environmental resource and/or impact characterization and analysis, and current, effective mining and/or reclamation technology to state programs when requested. ESTTB also assists management in identifying future priorities for programs/initiatives to accomplish agency objectives.

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WHAT'S NEW IN APPALACHIA!

Current events in the Appalachian Region.

INITIATIVES

Appalachian Regional Reforestation Initiative

WORKSHOPS - NEW!

Workshop presentation listing of past events arranged alphabetically and chronologically.

OUTREACH

Don't Miss 2010's Engineer's Week in Allegheny County, PA in February at the Carnegie Science Center!

Engineer's Week celebrates the achievements of millions of engineers who contribute daily to our quality of life by inspiring young people to explore engineering. More than 50 event tables featuring presentations, demonstrations and hands-on activities are being planned. OSM employees volunteer their time each year at our own table to teach students, teachers and parents what we do and how it relates to science! For more information please contact the Carnegie Science Center at 412.237.3410 or Arielle Avishai at OSM.

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