Articles Tagged with ''water industry''

EPA says inspections and updated maintenance schedules are needed to strengthen safeguards for 3.8 million customers

From Army basic training to broken rigs, green lights, and the people who shaped a driller for life.

Both sites contain encapsulated uranium mill tailings managed under the Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act and date back to Cold War-era uranium production for the U.S. government.

Cloud Data, Streaming Internet, and Artificial Intelligence have needs that require water and energy at increasing demand, which cannot be met without drilling more wells and boreholes throughout the country. 

This year’s conference will explore a range of timely and complex topics, including deep-sea desalination, the application of artificial intelligence in water systems, and the future of the Colorado River.

With investment rising, technologies improving, and governments signaling stronger support, desalination and water reuse are set to become cornerstones of the global water supply, not just emergency solutions.

As states begin drawing from this new wave of funding, the EPA says it will track progress closely to ensure transparency and effectiveness in how the money is used.

Mining operations are often scrutinized for their excessive use of resources including water, energy, and land. 

With more certified products on the way and a major U.S. expansion already in motion, Grundfos is clearly making a long-term bet on American infrastructure—and on becoming a key player in its future.

Speedcast has integrated Starlink’s High Throughput Service into COSL Drilling’s fleet, boosting offshore connectivity. The upgrade improves speed, reliability, and support for remote operations and crew welfare.