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Episode 48 – The Driller Newscast

How Much Water Do We Use in the U.S.?

February 13, 2023

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We break down consumption of our most precious resource, plus offer some facts on carbon monoxide safety.

Episode 46 – The Driller Newscast

Tribal Water Rights in Drought-Plagued Western U.S.

January 30, 2023

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Anchor Brock Yordy walks us through issues of sovereignty, scarcity.

What Drilling Method Uses the Least Amount of Water?

June 23, 2022

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This week, host Brock Yordy talks strategies for cutting water use during drilling. It’s Ask Brock episode 167.

How Do I Attract Next-Generation Drilling Talent?

October 3, 2019

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In Ask Brock episode 27, host Brock Yordy has stern advice about bridging the generation gap in drilling.

EPA and Army Propose New "Waters of the United States" Definition

Clarifies Clean Water Act

December 11, 2018

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The proposal contains a straightforward definition that would help protect the nation’s navigable waters, sustain economic growth and reduce barriers to business development.

New Digital Platform Connects Water Rights Buyers, Sellers

Aquaoso Combines Water Market Insight, Big Data, Smart Sensors

September 20, 2017

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Aquaoso, a California company, has launched a beta version of its trading platform.

What Can Drillers Do to Educate the Public?

Wayne Nash

February 1, 2017

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Almost everybody in America takes their water for granted. They turn on the tap, and there it is.

What Happens When Aquifers Run Dry?

It Makes Sense to Ask Questions About Sustainability

Jeremy Verdusco

August 20, 2014

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NASA data has me thinking again about a driller's role in advocating for groundwater.

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.