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Reverse osmosis is a relatively recent, but very effective, application of an established scientific process.

The trade show season continues: The Illinois Association of Groundwater Professionals' annual meeting and expo took place Feb. 8-9, 2006, in northern Illinois.

In this “From the Green Jackets” column, David Haupt, MGWC, recounts stories related to large-diameter open wells.

In this month's column, Wayne Nash challenges fellow drillers with some industry math problems. And as always, there's an anecdote.

The use of good quality spring-loaded check valves is an important part of providing your customer with a water system that will perform reliably for years.

Thieves see value in tools and equipment, but more costly crimes come from people you trust the most.

“Porky's Hole Thoughts” discusses the secrets to a long and happy life as well as the benefits of an industry job that involves travel.

Controlling the amount of air in a conventional pressure tank is key in providing an efficient and reliable pumped water system. In smaller residential systems, simpler, less expensive air-charging devices are common.

In 1966, delivering a new Failing 1250 rig to the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta led to a new job and a host of new experiences.