Appalachian Research Initiative for Environmental Science

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The Appalachian Research Initiative for Environmental Science (ARIES) fills the need for research on the environmental impacts of the discovery, development, production, and use of energy resources in Appalachia in particular.

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Barriers and Incentives for Deployment of Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage

Delivering Mitigation Solutions for Natural Resource Extraction Projects: Insights from a Leading Practitioner by Resource Environmental Solutions

Mine Land Stewardship Initiative by the Appalachian Wildlife Foundation

Use of GIS Pixel Analysis of High-Resolution, Leaf-On Imagery to Guide and Supplement Traditional Field Determination of Percent Aerial Ground Cover by Chris Langley and John K. Buck, CPSS

Dust Characterization and Source Apportionment at an Active Surface Mine in West Virginia by Dr. Nick Basta, Shane Whitacre, Dr. Vlad Kecojevic, Ali Lashgari, and Dr. Braden Lusk

A Methodology to Assess the Potential Impacts of Longwall Mining on Streams in the Appalachian Basin by Michael Karmis and Zach Agioutantis

Measuring and Managing Environmental Sustainability: Using Activity-Based Costing/Management (ABC/M) by Mark Lemon and Anthony Pember

Social Determinants of Health Impacting Obesity, Diabetes Mellitus and Death Due to Injury in West Virginia and Virginia Coal Counties by Meacham S, D Meisha, S Woolley, L Balmert, E Talbott, J Buchanich, A Snyder, Kennedy, K

Economic Impact of Fluctuating Coal Production in Counties in Appalachian Southwest Virginia by Thomas Taber, MPH, OMSIII and Dalia Meisha, MPH, DScD and Susan L. Meacham, PhD, RD

Using Weep Berms to Control Water Quality by Richard Warner and Greg Higgins

Characterizing Selenium Leaching and Transport from Southern West Virginia Valley Fill Alternatives by Leslie Hopkinson, Nathan DePriest, John Quaranta, and Paul Ziemkiewicz

Liquid and Solid Waste Streams in Appalachian Basin Unconventional Gas by Paul Ziemkiewicz, PhD

Regulation of Methane Emissionsfrom Shale Gas Operations by Stephen C. Smith

Shale Gas Health Research: A Review by Steven H. Lamm, MD DTPH and Hamid Ferdosi, MPH

Managing Unconventional Treatment Technology by Paul Ziemkiewicz, PhD

Environmental Challenges in Oil and Gas Production by Gary E. Slagel

The Potential Use of RISKGATE for Environmental Issues by Kray Luxbacher

The Milos Declaration: Creating a Living Document by Deborah Shields, Colorado State University, USA and Zach Agioutantis, University of Kentucky, USA and Michael Karmis, Virginia Tech, USA and Per Martens, RTWH Aachen University, Germany