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Global Impact has taken the initiative to start the Tree Seed Bank, a dedicated cause to preserve the forests of today for tomorrow. We have started to collect seed from the Hardwood and semi-hardwood forests of North America in an effort to regenerate the loss of forests from clear cutting and to educate the land owners to take the necessary steps to preserve our natural resources. We hope to extend our cause throughout the world.

ACID MINE DRAINAGE

Acid mine drainage is water that has very high concentrations of sulfuric acid draining or percolating  out of the coal mines that exist  throughout the US and world. Though some applications for treatment of these acid laden waters has been implemented, there are more that haven't been addressed, than those that have.  

                                          

More on acid mine drainage can be found at this link

www.cotf.edu/ete/modules/waterq/wqacidmine.html 

More information on treatment of acid mine drainage at this link

www.wvu.edu/~agexten/landrec/passtrt.htm