Ecological solutions in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania

Allegheny Mineral Corporation, headquartered in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, is a trusted provider of agricultural lime and industrial mineral materials. Our Slippery Rock Plant, located at 273 Stoughton Rd, Slippery Rock, PA 16057, serves as a crucial hub for delivering high-quality construction aggregate, agricultural lime, and mineral fillers to Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. At Allegheny Mineral, we are committed to supporting our industry, communities, and environment. We prioritize protecting our world and minimizing our ecological footprint while maintaining an unmatched inventory that our customers can rely on for their projects. Our success is intertwined with the success of our customers, and our dedicated team is always ready to provide support throughout the completion of their projects.

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Slippery Rock, PA, the Jennings Passive Treatment System Exhibit is a unique and educational park dedicated to environmental conservation and sustainability. This exhibit is part of the broader efforts by the Shapiro Administration and the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to promote ecological awareness and stewardship. The Jennings Passive Treatment System showcases innovative methods for treating acid mine drainage, a significant environmental issue in Pennsylvania. Visitors to the park can explore a series of interactive displays and informative stations that detail the science and technology behind passive treatment systems. The exhibit highlights the importance of preserving natural resources and showcases the state's commitment to environmental health.

The Macoskey Center for Sustainability Education & Research is a unique institution located at 247 Harmony Road in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. As a park and university hybrid, the center is dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and conducting research on sustainable practices. Visitors can explore the beautiful grounds while learning about renewable energy, organic gardening, and conservation efforts. The center also offers educational programs and workshops for students and community members interested in sustainability. Come visit The Macoskey Center to discover innovative solutions for a greener future.