The WQA Aquatech USA 2005 event has been tagged “the Water Opportunity Show” by its organizer, the Water Quality Association (WQA). The association says it expects more than 300 exhibitors
In a typical scenario that is being echoed in small towns across the nation, Fernley, Nev., officials recently told the Truckee-Carson Irrigation District Board that Fernley's primary source of drinking
Atlas Copco has acquired Rotex Oy of Finland, a ground engineering firm with revenues of approximately $6.5 million and 16 employees. Rotex is a leading manufacturer of consumables for overburden
"Take the Dive into 2005” is the theme of the upcooming Mountain States Ground Water Expo, taking place Feb. 17-19, 2005, at the Flamingo Hilton in Laughlin, Nev. In addition
A new American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard for shower filters has been announced, and the ANSI-accredited Water Quality Association Gold Seal program will provide product testing to that standard.
Africa should mobilize water resources as part of anti-hunger efforts, according to the United Nations (UN). As the world struggles to feed a burgeoning population, Africa's use of water resources
When Cano Petroleum identified the area for the first infill well on its Davenport Unit in Oklahoma, things were looking “mighty pretty” - echoing the lyrics from the famous song
Layne Christensen Co., Mission Woods, Kan., has announced the acquisition of substantially all of the drilling and pump repair assets of Beylik Drilling and Pump Service Inc. With facilities in
Franklin Electric Co. Inc. has announced that it will begin selling its submersible motor products in North America directly to water systems distributors in addition to its existing original equipment
Scientists have discovered that streamside forests can play a critical role in protecting the world's fresh water, United Press International reports. The scientists, at the Stroud Water Research Center in
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