Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute

 
Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute
Science and Engineering for Florida's Environment and Economy


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FIPR Research
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Overview of FIPR's Reclamation Program and Priorities with current and past research projects
Overview of FIPR's Public & Environmental Health Program and Priorities with current and past research projects
Overview of FIPR's Mining & Beneficiation Programand Priorities with current and past research projects
Overview of FIPR's Chemical Processing and Phosphogypsum Programand Priorities with current and past research projects

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2012 Summer
Workshop for Teachers

The Florida Industrial and Phosphate Research Institute (FIPR Institute) welcomes Florida teachers to attend its 2012 Summer Teacher Workshop to be held June 25 - 30, 2012.

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Click here to register.

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FIPR Information
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The FIPR Library - the world's most comprehensive collection of phosphate materials, services.
Summary of FIPR's Public Information Program
FIPR sponsored conferences and workshops
Overview of FIPR's K-12 Education Program, Lesson Plans, Workshops, Resources

Features

Stack Free:
What is the Future for Phosphogypsum?

26th Annual Regional
Phosphate Conference
October 12-13, 2011

Donate to FIPR Institute Foundation

News and Events

FIPR Institute
Board of Directors
Next Regular Meeting:
Wed., June, 6, 2012, 9:30am

FIPR Institute Annual Report 2010-2011

2011-2016
Strategic Plan Available Now

Slurry Pumping Course
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