Articles Tagged with ''water well drilling''

A never-ending challenge in tracking groundwater availability and sustainability is the fact that it’s hidden underground, making it difficult to accurately characterize, says Kevin Dennehy, national coordinator of the U.S. Geological Survey’s (USGS) Ground-Water Resources Program.

I grew up on a well drilling rig with my dad.

Well drilling has been my life. We don’t usually think of it as exciting. However, we do run into some jobs that are unusual and memorable.

I hope by now everyone has heard about the use of horizontal drilling in the oil and gas industry.

Another year, another Groundwater Expo — this time returning to Las Vegas.

High-capacity water wells have been regulated in Wisconsin since the 1940s, and even earlier for certain types.

The National Ground Water Association (NGWA) has announced W. Richard Laton, Ph.D., PG, CHG, CPG, as the recipient of the organization’s highest honor, the Ross L. Oliver Award for outstanding contributions to the groundwater industry.

A few months back, Harold Patterson and Bob Young took a mission trip to Kenya.