Fourteen high school graduates from across the United States and Canada are beginning their college careers this fall with the help of $1,000 scholarships from Goulds Pumps, a brand of
Water-borne diseases resulting from a lack of clean drinking water and poor sanitation kill more children each year than any other illness in the world. By 2030, when today's 10-year-old
The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized the Pretreatment Streamlining Rule, which revises how industrial and commercial facilities manage their wastewater discharges before sending it on to publicly owned treatment works
The Water Quality Association (WQA) has hired Tanya Lubner as WQA director of education. In her new role, Lubner will be in charge of all WQA professional certification, distance education,
Franklin Electric Co., Bluffton, Ind., has purchased Pioneer Pump Inc. of Canby, Ore., a manufacturer of a complete line of centrifugal pumps for agricultural, industrial, mining and municipal markets. The
The Driller October 2005 e-Newsletter Hurricane Wilma raced northward over the Atlantic Ocean early Tuesday, October 25, leaving a deadly wake of shredded and flooded areas in Florida and Cuba.
The Driller October 2005 e-Newsletter The 8th annual national Damage Prevention Conference & Expo (DPC) and co-located Subsurface Solutions Conference & Expo (SSCE) is an underground construction industry event addressing
The Driller October 2005 e-Newsletter Strategies that use microbes to clean up polluted sites are becoming more refined as scientists merge advances in gene sequencing methods, culture techniques and computer
The Driller October 2005 e-Newsletter A federal auditor says additives used in drilling test wells at Los Alamos National Laboratory could have masked the presence of radioactive contaminants and compromised
The Driller October 2005 e-Newsletter The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development (EPA) is funding a five-year, $2 million research project led by Malcolm Pirnie to develop
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