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You Know the Drill: Jack of All Trades

July 1, 2015

About 13 years ago, Matthew Muffley left his career of 15 years as a diesel technician and joined Jake Kocher’s Water Pumps & Tanks to work as what he calls “a jack of all trades,” and sums up as a well driller.

Better Water Industries Treatment Equipment Receives Approval

Sentry I Open-Air System Treats Methane in Water

June 2, 2015

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For years Better Water Industries Inc. has been treating methane with the Sentry I Open-Air System for Gas Reduction and has gained the state of Wisconsin’s approval.

2016 NGWA McEllhiney Distinguished Lecturer Announced

Peter Cartwright to Focus Lecture on Groundwater Treatment

April 28, 2015

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Cartwright has been in the treatment side of the water industry since 1974.

Replaces standard chlorine and no premixing with ChloraPal or vinegar

October 1, 2014

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Replaces standard chlorine and no premixing with ChloraPal or vinegar.

NGWREF Funds Research on Groundwater Bioremediation

University of Minnesota Studying Electrochemically Enhanced Method

September 9, 2014

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The project fits well with NGWREF’s mission to address public concerns about groundwater quality through research.

EPA Funds Research on Perchlorate in Groundwater

High-Capacity Perchlorate-Selective Resin Research Granted $100,000

Valerie King

August 19, 2014

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A team of scientists has developed resins that surpass existing perchlorate removal resins in capacity.

Part 2: WSI International President on Frack, Produced Water Treatment

Jeremy Verdusco

August 1, 2014

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WSI International President Talks About Frack, Produced Water Treatment.

Part 1: WSI International President on Frack, Produced Water Treatment

Mike Fields Will Be Among the Speakers at the Roseland Texas Showdown

Jeremy Verdusco

July 14, 2014

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WSI system's help oil drilling companies recycle hydraulic fracking water, solids.

Past Well Drilling Logs Point to Future Water Resources

Jim Malewitz

May 29, 2014

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Daniel Ortuño pulled a small piece of Texas history from a shelf in a building at the University of Texas at Austin. The yellowing piece of paper said that on Dec. 19, 1951, John L. Boyd began drilling a 1,350-foot-deep oil well through 17 layers of shale and limestone in Crockett County in southwest Texas.

When Water Well Drilling, Think About the Product

David S. Bardsley

March 1, 2014

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As drillers, we use many chemical compounds on a daily basis. Drilling mud, acids and surfactants are all items utilized in the drilling industry. Many of these chemicals can be potentially hazardous to our health.