Gamblin Reclaimed Earth Colors

Sabraw has been working in collaboration with Professor and Chair of Civil and Environmental Engineering Dr. Guy Riefler, and Sunday Creek Watershed Coordinator Michelle Shively-McIver to develop pigments derived from a process of remediating streams from toxic runoff from abandoned coal mines, (called acid mine drainage or AMD). The sale of these pigments can pay for treatment operations and profits can be used for further remediation projects.

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