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The Texas Ground Water Association (TGWA) held its 54th annual convention recently in Waco, Texas.

Editor Greg Ettling wants you to make sure consumers in your market are fully aware of the vital role played by drilling contractors during National Drinking Water Week.

Andrew Stone of the American Ground Water Trust says if you are faced with the challenge of giving a talk about groundwater, a discussion of springs could be a good topic to include in your presentation.

Our friends at the National Drilling Association offer some very prudent advice for safety issues involving the transporting, loading and unloading, and off-road movement of drill rigs.

Basic field safety can be traced to two different things: preparation and attitude.

High school counselors everywhere advise students they have a better future as a third-rate paper shuffler than a craftsman, writes Jim Olsztynski.

Late this past March, the world's largest offshore oil platform sank five days after powerful explosions rocked the rig.

With HDD becoming a mature methodology, various groups from many origins have come to similar conclusions -- that some form of industry-wide standard guidelines would mitigate HDD damages and accidents, according to Rich Maxwell.

Many positive developments have occurred in the wake of the Walkerton disaster, a deadly outbreak of E. coli in the water supply of Walkerton, Ontario, late last spring.

Check valves permit water flow in one direction only and generally are recommended for all submersible pump installations, explains Robert Pelikan.