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	WEBSITES	DESCRIPTION
	American Coal Ash Association	Advance the use & management of CCB's in ways that are technically sound, commercially competitive, and environmentally safe.
	Center for Applied Energy Research	University of Kentucky, Center for Applied Energy Research relating to coal derived synfuels.
	Center for By-Products Utilization	Research on Methods to Create Practical Uses for Wastes to better preserve the environment. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
	Coal Ash Education	The University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research (CAER) has launched a new web site devoted to educating the general public on coal combustion (by) products. This interactive web site explains the issues surrounding coal combustion by-products, their potential for beneficial uses, environmental cleanup, and what the CAER is doing to study them.
	Coal Ash Resources Research Consortium (CARRC) and the Coal Ash Utilization Group	Research on coal waste characteristics and utilization to promote environmentally sound, cost effective ways to utilize pollutants. University of North Dakota, Energy and Environmental Research Center.
	Combustion By-Products Recycling Consortium (CBRC)	The Combustion Byproducts Recycling Consortium (CBRC) is a program of the National Mine Land Reclamation Center, headquartered at West Virginia University, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory.
	Fly Ash Resource Center	Information on coal combustion by-products.
	Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL)	The U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) is considering making the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL) coal-fired steam generation facility available to private industry, government agencies, and university researchers for the purpose of conducting engineering-scale technology development and testing of new coal, municipal waste, and biomass gasification, combustion, and ancillary technologies consistent with Department of Energy mission objectives.
	IEA Clean Coal Centre	A worldwide bibliographic database of books, journals, reports, dissertations and conference proceedings in the field of coal science and technology
	Illinois Clean Coal Institute	Research on new technologies for utilizing Illinois coal and its by-products.
	Illinois CCP Policies	Three documents describe the CCP policies in Illinois.
	Ohio State University CCP Website	A State-wide pilot extension program effort to move CCP's into the market place.
	OSM Western Region CCB Guidance	Guidance On Disposal of Coal Combustion Byproducts In the Western United States When OSM Western Region is the Regulatory Authority
	Pennsylvania	Numerous web based reference documents concerning Coal Ash
	Powell River Project	Reclamation Guidelines for Surface Coal Mined Land in Southwest Virginia
	Sourcebook: Fly ash Concrete	Directory for Commercial fly ash applications.
	University of North Dakota Coal Ash Research Center	The Center is dedicated to improving the technical and economic aspects of industrial by-product management. Its multifaceted team of researchers takes a comprehensive approach to solving a wide array of by-product issues from utilization to disposal. Review of State Regulations, Standards, and Practices Related to Coal Combustion Products (CCPs)
	U.S. Geologic Survey Fact Sheet	Fact sheet on radioactive elements in coal and fly ash
	Warren A. Dick Group: Soil and Environmental Biochemistry and Microbial Ecology	Technologies to remediate degraded mine lands by treating with organic and other types of by-products including clean coal combustion by-products.
	Western Region Ash Group	Association of Producers, Users, Regulators, and Researcher interested in CCP's. Contains product information, organization, members, resources, events, and contacts.
	West Virginia University	Use of Coal Combustion Products for Reclamation
	The World of Coal Ash	The World of Coal Ash (WOCA) is a single event combining the symposia previously offered separately by the American Coal Ash Association and the Center for Applied Energy Research at the University of Kentucky. This new conference will focus on a wide variety of topics ranging from technical presentation to basic information. It will encompass not only the coal ash and emerging technologies, mining application, project specific case studies, international activities and state and federal regulatory perspectives.