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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles, aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- connect with projects and people facing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- learn about particle pollution, health, and regulations
- explore options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
| Table of contents |
| Background Information | This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it. |
| People and Places | The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page. |
| Silica Monitoring | The Silica Monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring. |
| Advocacy Leverage Points | This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address frac sand issues in their community. |
| Action Oriented Resources | The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing frac sand issues. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators. |
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles, aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- connect with projects and people facing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- learn about particle pollution, health, and regulations
- explore options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
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Background Information | This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
People and Places | The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
Silica Monitoring | The Silica Monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
Advocacy Leverage Points | This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address frac sand issues in their community.
Action Oriented Resources | The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing frac sand issues. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles, aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- connect with projects and people facing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- learn about particle pollution, health, and regulations
- explore options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
| Table of contents |
| Background Information | This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it. |
| People and Places | The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page. |
| Silica Monitoring | The Silica Monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring. |
| Advocacy Leverage Points | This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address frac sand issues in their community. |
| Action Oriented Resources | The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing frac sand issues. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators. |
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles, aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- connect with projects and people facing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- learn about particle pollution, health, and regulations
- explore options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
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Background Information |
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
People and Places | The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
Silica Monitoring | The Silica Monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
Advocacy Leverage Points | This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address frac sand issues in their community.
Action Oriented Resources | The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing frac sand issues. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles, aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- connect with projects and people facing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- learn about particle pollution, health, and regulations
- explore options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
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Background Information |
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
People and Places | The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
Silica Monitoring | The Silica Monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
Advocacy Leverage Points | This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address frac sand issues in their community.
Action Oriented Resources | The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing frac sand issues. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles, aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- connect with projects and people facing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- learn about particle pollution, health, and regulations
- explore options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
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Background Information|
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
People and Places| The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
Silica Monitoring| The Silica Monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
Advocacy Leverage Points| This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address frac sand issues in their community.
Action Oriented Resources| The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing frac sand issues. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles, aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- connect with projects and people facing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- learn about particle pollution, health, and regulations
- explore options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica Monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address frac sand issues in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing frac sand issues. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- explore resources and options for addressing frac sand mining in your community
- connect with projects and people addressing frac sand issues and particle pollution
- compile resources people can use to fight frac sand mining
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
- explore resources and options for addressing frac sand mining in your community.
- connect with projects and people addressing frac sand issues
- compile resources people can use to fight frac sand mining
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
explore resources and options for addressing frac sand mining in your community.
connect with projects and people addressing frac sand issues
compile resources people can use to fight frac sand mining
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
explore resources and options for addressing frac sand mining in your community.
connect with projects and people addressing frac sand issues
compile resources people can use to fight frac sand mining
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: ###Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
explore resources and options for addressing frac sand mining in your community.
connect with projects and people addressing frac sand issues
compile resources people can use to fight frac sand mining
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
explore resources and options for addressing frac sand mining in your community.
connect with projects and people addressing frac sand issues
compile resources people can use to fight frac sand mining
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin:
Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Who is this wiki for?
This page is an introduction to frac sand issues and airborne particles aimed at connecting concerned community groups, hardware developers, and scientists. You will find resources to:
explore resources and options for addressing frac sand mining in your community.
connect with projects and people addressing frac sand issues
compile resources people can use to fight frac sand mining
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin:
Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Welcome to the frac sand mining wiki. Included in these interlinking wikis are information, tools and resources related to the frac sand issue. This page serves as:
1) the landing page for projects, people and ideas related to the frac sand mining issue,
2) a learning experience for those interested in exploring what frac sand mining is and what people have done about it, and
3) a jump off spot for what could be done in the future regarding frac sand mining.
Like all Public Lab wiki’s, this page, and all those attached are editable. So if you don’t see something there that should be, edit the page and add it!
Who is this wiki for?
This wiki is an editable resource for anyone interested in:
- learning about the frac sand issue,
- looking to connect with others on the issue or projects,
- compiling resources people can use in the fight against frac sand mining, or
- exploring options to take in their community to address frac sand mining.
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
Research in progress and Wikis
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin:
Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Welcome to the frac sand mining wiki. Included in these interlinking wikis are information, tools and resources related to the frac sand issue. This page serves as:
1) the landing page for projects, people and ideas related to the frac sand mining issue,
2) a learning experience for those interested in exploring what frac sand mining is and what people have done about it, and
3) a jump off spot for what could be done in the future regarding frac sand mining.
Like all Public Lab wiki’s, this page, and all those attached are editable. So if you don’t see something there that should be, edit the page and add it!
Who is this wiki for?
This wiki is an editable resource for anyone interested in:
- learning about the frac sand issue,
- looking to connect with others on the issue or projects,
- compiling resources people can use in the fight against frac sand mining, or
- exploring options to take in their community to address frac sand mining.
Table of Contents
- Background Information
This page gives information about the history of frac sand mining, what it is, what it is used for, and the environmental and human health concerns that surround it.
- People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on the Wisconsin wiki page.
- Silica Monitoring
The Silica monitoring wiki includes information that explains what respirable airborne silica is how it can affect human health, how it is regulated, and how it can be monitored. The wiki delves deep into different ways silica and airborne particles (PM) are monitored, how those monitors work and who recognizes different types of monitoring.
- Advocacy Leverage Points
This wiki discusses regulations surrounding frac sand mining, particularly those related to air quality, and highlights leverage points for towns and community groups. The page also outlines different approaches people have used to address the frac sand issue in their community.
- Action Oriented Resources
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in addressing the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, guidelines for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources for working with the media, tools for reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
Research in progress and Wikis
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Table of Contents
Background Information
People and Places
Particulate Matter
- Background Information
- Tools
- Monitoring
Advocacy Leverage Points
Action Oriented Resources
Research in progress and Wikis
Background Information
info to be transcluded from [Industrial Sand Mining on Nonmetallic Mining wiki] (https://publiclab.org/wiki/nonmetallicmining#Industrial+Sand+Mining)
People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on this page.
Cited References:
Pearson, T. 2015. Contested Landscapes.
Particulate Matter
info transcluded from:
* Background Information (www.publiclab.org/wiki/pm)
breakout pages:
** filter systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/active-pm)
** optical systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/optical-pm)
** passive systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm)
** Passive PM sub pages:
http://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm-deployment
https://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm-assembly
https://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm-imaging
https://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm-analysis
Advocacy Leverage Points
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in fighting the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, FAQs for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources work working with the media, tools on reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
Research in progress and Wikis
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Table of Contents
Background Information
People and Places
Particulate Matter
- Background Information
- Tools
- Monitoring
Advocacy Leverage Points
Action Oriented Resources
Research in progress and Wikis
Background Information
info to be transcluded from [Industrial Sand Mining on Nonmetallic Mining wiki] (https://publiclab.org/wiki/nonmetallicmining#Industrial+Sand+Mining)
People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on this page.
Cited References:
Pearson, T. 2015. Contested Landscapes.
Particulate Matter
info transcluded from:
* Background Information (www.publiclab.org/wiki/pm)
breakout pages:
** filter systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/active-pm)
** optical systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/optical-pm)
** passive systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm)
Advocacy Leverage Points
The Action Oriented Resources wiki compiles many tools people can use in fighting the frac sand issue. There are workshops on picking advocacy strategies, FAQs for setting up an environmental monitoring program, resources work working with the media, tools on reporting pollution and contact information for state and county regulators.
Research in progress and Wikis
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Table of Contents
Background Information
People and Places
Particulate Matter
- Background Information
- Tools
- Monitoring
Advocacy Leverage Points
Action Oriented Resources
Research in progress and Wikis
Background Information
info to be transcluded from [Industrial Sand Mining on Nonmetallic Mining wiki] (https://publiclab.org/wiki/nonmetallicmining#Industrial+Sand+Mining)
People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on this page.
Cited References:
Pearson, T. 2015. Contested Landscapes.
Particulate Matter
info transcluded from:
* Background Information (www.publiclab.org/wiki/pm)
breakout pages:
** filter systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/active-pm)
** optical systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/optical-pm)
** passive systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm)
Advocacy Leverage Points
Action Oriented Resources
Link:: https://publiclab.org/wiki/frac-sand-action-oriented-resources
Research in progress and Wikis
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Industrial Sand Mining in Western Wisconsin: Resources for Environmental Monitoring and Advocacy
Table of Contents
Background Information
People and Places
Particulate Matter
- Background Information
- Tools
- Monitoring
Advocacy Strategies
Action Oriented Resources
Research in progress and Wikis
Background Information
info to be transcluded from [Industrial Sand Mining on Nonmetallic Mining wiki] (https://publiclab.org/wiki/nonmetallicmining#Industrial+Sand+Mining)
People and Places
The first permitting for Frac Sand mining in Wisconsin started in late 2006 (Pearson, 2015). Since then, thousands of people have participated in the fight against the frac sand mining industry's negative effects. Learn more about the groups involved and what they are doing on this page.
Cited References:
Pearson, T. 2015. Contested Landscapes.
Particulate Matter
info transcluded from:
* Background Information (www.publiclab.org/wiki/pm)
breakout pages:
** filter systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/active-pm)
** optical systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/optical-pm)
** passive systems (https://publiclab.org/wiki/passive-pm)
Advocacy Strategies
- Legislation in plain english
- Advocacy pathways people have used in the past
Action Oriented Resources
Link:: https://publiclab.org/wiki/frac-sand-action-oriented-resources
Research in progress and Wikis
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