Mineralogy of Acid Mine Drainage
mpollock December 4th, 2009
The Mineralogy of Acid Mine Drainage, presented by Lindsey Bowman (’12).
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How very cool, Lindsey, that you could do such research within your Mineralogy course. (And how very, very yucky that acid mine drainage looks.) I didn’t know that your father has a background in rocks! Well done.
Hi Lindsey! The movie was very interesting and scientific. I heard Dad mentioned in the movie/clip/pic. Hope you have good luck in your other exams @ COW. Nice job! See you very soon! Seth 4th grade