A Duke University study of well water in northeastern Pennsylvania suggests that naturally occurring pathways could have allowed salts and gases from the Marcellus shale formation deep underground to migrate
A pair of week-long seminars recently were held in Edmonton, Alberta, giving drill rig operators and senior operators the opportunity to develop their skills using Soilmec hydraulic drill rigs. The
Kleinfelder, a global architecture, engineering and science consulting firm, announces the acquisition of Ecobiological Group – a New South Wales firm specializing in environmental assessment and remediation services. “As we
Nationally renowned Rockaway, N.J.-based geotechnical contractor Moretrench recently fielded a team of 14 employees for the Fourth Annual Battle of the Business 5K Run held at The Green at Florham
The Rova Farms Bridge originally was built in 1929. It actually was a dam and spillway for Cassville Lake, N.J., a popular resort area in the 1940s and 1950s. Route
The Deep Foundations Institute announces the availability of two new technical manuals. Guidelines for Interpretation of Nondestructive Integrity Testing of Augered Cast-In-Place and Drilled Displacement Piles provides detailed explanations of
Champion Equipment Sales LLC announces the opening of a new office and parts facility located in Nisku, Alberta, very near the Edmonton International Airport. The new facility will complement Champion’s
According to the Texas Tribune,* how much we pay for water in the United States can vary significantly on where we live. Further, there is not necessarily a correlation between
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regional administrator Shawn Garvin recently commemorated the opening of a new water treatment system in a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The new system will remove contamination from
In the shadow of two outdated smokestacks and four antiquated coal-fired boilers, Ball State University, Muncie, Ind., has started the second and final phase of converting the university to a
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