The Society for Applied Anthropology will hold its annual meeting from March 24-28 in Pittsburgh at the Omni William Penn Hotel. Among the activities will be a day-long conference on March 24 on extractive industries in Appalachia, including showing of a film, "Triple Divide," documenting oil and gas development of the Marcellus Shale.
Panels include the keynote roundtable, “Building an Appalachian Agenda for Economic and Environmental Justice.” Other panels are: “Mine Lands and Mining Towns: Reclamation, Cleanups and Policy”; “Fracking and Citizen Science: Bridging the Data Gap?”; “Contesting Fracking: Grassroots Mobilization and Legal Strategies” and “Communicating the Impacts of Gas Extraction in Film, Photography, and Digital Storytelling.” For more information, click here.
Panels include the keynote roundtable, “Building an Appalachian Agenda for Economic and Environmental Justice.” Other panels are: “Mine Lands and Mining Towns: Reclamation, Cleanups and Policy”; “Fracking and Citizen Science: Bridging the Data Gap?”; “Contesting Fracking: Grassroots Mobilization and Legal Strategies” and “Communicating the Impacts of Gas Extraction in Film, Photography, and Digital Storytelling.” For more information, click here.
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