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Wayne Nash recently has become involved in a project that illustrates why dependence on big government may not be such a good idea.

Thomas Kwader asks if grouting water wells is a waste of money or worthwhile protection of the aquifer?

The Department of Energy is adding two new projects to its program to develop new technologies that can increase natural gas production from low-permeability, or "tight," reservoirs.

Editor Greg Ettling sends out a friendly reminder that Ground Water Awareness Week occurs this month.

Wayne Nash thinks it's time to do more to make sure there will be enough young blood to take over the drilling industry in the future.

Robert Pelikan presents the third installment in a series on pump selection and pump performance curves and charts.

Shallow well jet pumps come in two basic varities and are widely used in the United States -- for a variety of reasons.

A recent report that says some tap water in cities across the nation contains chlorine byproducts that could be harmful, particularly to pregnant women, continues to draw comment from the water industry.

While drilling water wells in Maryland, Howard "Porky" Cutter's father had the opportunity to meet President Eisenhower.

To be successful in today's industry, a combination of both leadership and management skills is required.