In Episode 118 of 'The Driller Newscast,' host Brock Yordy takes us through critical updates affecting the drilling industry. We begin by examining how OSHA creates new rules and the potential changes that may arise. Next, we explore the impact of ephemeral streams on drinking water quality, a concern for many in the industry. The episode also covers the significant shift in EPA's authority to regulate pollutants following the repeal of Chevron Deference. Additionally, we discuss the role of interstate water compacts and the influence of the United States in these agreements. Finally, we delve into the implications of recent Supreme Court rulings on groundwater management. Stay tuned for an in-depth analysis that is crucial for environmental drillers, geothermal drillers, and water well drillers alike.

• How OSHA creates new rules.
• The impact of ephemeral streams on drinking water quality.
• Changes in EPA's authority post-Chevron Deference appeal.
• The role of interstate water compacts and U.S. influence.
• Groundwater management and recent SCOTUS rulings.

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