Powell
River Project
2003 Powell River Project
Research and Education
Program Reports
Properties and
Land Use Potentials of Surface Mined Landscapes in the Virginia Coalfields.
K. Haering, W.L. Daniels, J. Galbraith, and P. Donovan. Department
of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech
Effects of Biosolids-Amended
Mined Land on Soil and Plant Quality.
G.K. Evanylo, A.O. Abaye, and W.L. Daniels. Department of Crop and Soil
Environmental Sciences, Virginia Tech
Reforestation of Mined Land for
Productive Land Uses and Environmental Quality.
James A. Burger. Department of Forestry, Virginia Tech.
The Effects of Two Cultural Treatments
on Five Christmas Tree Species Grown on Reclaimed Mine Land and Christmas
Trees Demonstration Site.
J. Allen, J. Alsup, M. Chaffin, C. Barker, B. Daugherty, J. Dean, C. Fields,
J. Eaton, D. Large, J. Giles, D.Early, J. Gillenwater, R. Mullins, M. Kilgore,
and C. Smith. Mountain Empire Community College.
2003 VA Tech Energy Education
Program: Coal to Electricity.
Mary Quillen. Department of Teaching and Learning, Virginia Tech.
Region V Governor’s School for Science
and Technology.
Vaughn Lester. Southwest Virginia Community College.
Cooperative Marketing of Beef Calves
as a Role of the Powell River Beef Project.
W.D. Whittier. Virginia-Maryland School of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia
Tech.
Evaluation of
Hollow Fill Drainages and Associated Settling Ponds on Water Quality and
Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities of VA and WV.
T. Chad Merricks, D. Cherry, and C. Zipper. Departments of Biology, and
Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences. Virginia Tech.
Amphibian Populations on Reclaimed
Mined Lands: A Progress Report.
Kevin P. Jansen, Candice Oakes, and Franklin D. Colyer
. Department of Natural Sciences, The University of Virginia’s College at
Wise.