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Abandoned mine lands with potential for redevelopment will be highlighted in a search system similar to Zillow created by a team at WVU. The tool is designed to be used by private developers and industry, the West Virginia Economic Development Authority, regional economic development groups, and county organizations and stakeholder groups.
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A screenshot shows a platform developed by West Virginia University researchers that allows industry and government representatives to search a database for abandoned mine lands for potential development.
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Brady Gutta, director, Center for Sustainable Mine Lands, WVU Institute for Sustainability and Energy Research
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Mike Strager, spatial scientist and professor, resource economics, WVU Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
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Danny Twilley, assistant vice president of economic, community and asset development, WVU Brad and Alys Smith Outdoor Economic Development Collaborative
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