Steep Slope, In-Place Reclamation of Abandoned Coal Gob Piles in Sugarite Canyon, Raton, New Mexico John A. Kretzmann, P.E. New Mexico Abandoned Mine Land Program Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, Santa

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Date: 2014-04-09 17:55:08 Environment Erosion Gob Spoil tip Sediment Surface runoff Gully Geomorphology Soil Environmental soil science Earth Soil science		Steep Slope, In-Place Reclamation of Abandoned Coal Gob Piles in Sugarite Canyon, Raton, New Mexico John A. Kretzmann, P.E. New Mexico Abandoned Mine Land Program Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, Santa Add to Reading List Source URL: www.emnrd.state.nm.us Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,61 MB Share Document on Facebook

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