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EPA Turns Attention to Rural Water Challenges in Western Kansas
Rural water systems rarely make national headlines, but they play a critical role in keeping communities healthy and local economies running.
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Water
Same Challenges, New Tools
The Unknown Formation
From spring poles to smart rigs, a look at the evolution of water well drilling
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Treatment and Remediation
Smarter PFAS Barriers Start with Better Site Data
Better data leads to better barrier performance when designing colloidal activated carbon treatments for PFAS.
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American Agriculture
America’s Largest Aquifer Is Drying Up. Ranchers Are Running Out of Room for Guesswork
As groundwater levels decline across the Ogallala Aquifer, ranchers are turning to real-time monitoring to better understand water use, reduce waste and make more informed management decisions.
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What’s it like to be in the business of drilling? We ask an unlikely face in a growing industry.
One man’s no-ego approach to learning and growing in a demanding trade
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Episode 160 – The Driller Newscast
From power generation to water supply, here’s what the impending El Niño can expose
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EPA announces $2.9 billion project to eradicate lead-based piping still used today in drinking water.
States will use funds to remediate the longstanding toxic infrastructure
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Is $39 million enough to clean up PFAS contamination in Pennsylvania? The EPA thinks so.
Funding targets drinking water contamination in vulnerable communities
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A new direction for federal water policy?
With EPA reshaping its approach to water policies, environmental advocates question if the agency's ideas can offset larger infrastructure and consumption problems.
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