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Research Experience and Training Coordination Core

Research Experience and Training Coordination Core

Collaborative Report by Superfund Centers Submitted in Comment to EPA Proposed Rulemaking on Coal-Fired Powerplants

Trainees from UNM and UA Superfund Research Centers Share Research

Collaborative Project Investigates Long-term Topsoil Stockpiling and Mine Site Reclamation

UA SRC Trainee Studies Wind Erosion Risk on the Navajo Nation

UA SRC Trainee Studies “Forever Chemicals”

UA SRC Trainee Collaborates to Design an Environmental Health Mapping Tool for Visualizing Resiliency in Arizona Communities

Dr. Lydia Jennings Completes 50-mile Run in Honor of Indigenous Scientists

Sampling Prospective Capping Materials to Support a Vegetative Cover for Mine Tailings

Trainee Kira Zeider Assess the Efficacy of Foliar Surfaces to Sample Aerosol Pollutants in Ambient Air

Assessing Lead Exposure in Children at an Alternative Superfund Site

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