Community Science Forum Subscription

Subscribe to one year of the Community Science Forum

Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Community Science Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community.

The Community Science Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of our projects along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement.

Your subscription will help support free distribution of Community Science Forum to affected communities

Current Issue: Frac Sand This issue is focused on frac sand, and in particular on the work being done in western Wisconsin by community groups concerned about air and water quality impacts of mining operations there.

This issue includes:

What happens when the mining stops? Focus on Reclamation by Gretchen Gehrke, Mathew Lippincott and Cheryl Miller

History of Community Air Monitoring in Western Wisconsin by Mathew Lippincott

Airborne Silica and Regulations by Gretchen Gehrke

Interview with Pat Popple by Stevie Lewis

Visual Reporting on Air Quality: EPA Method 9 by Stevie Lewis

Using Photographs in Fighting Mining Companies by Forest Jahnke, Crawford Stewardship Project

Local Knowledge and Aerial Imagery by Mary Kenosian

Documenting Runoff with Photography by Gretchen Gehrke