Expert Mining Engineer John Craynon discusses Mineral Industry Outlook in Appalachia with Crystal Cook Marshall and Amelia Bandy of Bumps in the Road

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Bumps in the Road

Crystal Cook Marshall, Amelia Bandy, Atlas Charles

4 episodes

1 week ago

On the EDGE Bumps in the Road Podcast we discuss and review the economic, nonprofit, research, and bumps in the road of the rural. We also do in-depth interviews of people rockin' it here in the Appalachian region and beyond. All proceeds from advertising on Bumps in the Road go to benefit the nonprofit EDGE. EDGE's projects focus on Southern West Virginia/Southwest Virginia and include Mountain Farm Community Grocery, the EDGE farm training site, and the THRIVE ag and workforce training programs.

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Expert Mining Engineer John Craynon discusses Mineral Industry Outlook in Appalachia with Crystal Cook Marshall and Amelia Bandy of Bumps in the Road

Bumps in the Road

52 minutes 53 seconds

4 years ago

Expert Mining Engineer John Craynon discusses Mineral Industry Outlook in Appalachia with Crystal Cook Marshall and Amelia Bandy of Bumps in the Road

Sustainable mining engineer and WVU professor John Craynon discusses OTHER mining in the region such as Rare Earth, county quarries, and also puts forth a prognosis on the natural gas industry. Craynon also discusses the new Appalachian natural gas fields' moves toward using gas in the region for boutique manufacturing and data centers rather than shipping gas out. We also talk about the real opportunities for remote and at large work in Appalachia. Plus, he lets us know about HIS favorite place in WV more people ought to know about-- a marble factor in Parkersburg. Hosted by Crystal Cook Marshall and Amelia Bandy, some of the co-founders of Economic Development Greater East and the SEEDH Cooperative.

Bumps in the Road Music generously provided by Adam Bolt. Follow Adam at: https://www.facebook.com/BOLTmusic/

Learn more about John Craynon at: https://www.statler.wvu.edu/faculty-staff/faculty/john-craynon