The associations are working to enhance their existing relationship.

Resulting data to help inform groundwater management decisions.

Expanded NGWMN monitoring efforts to increasingly inform groundwater management nationwide.

With more drought expected, the water storage method could become more popular.

Charles A. Job spent nearly 30 years with the EPA in capacities including groundwater protection.

U.S. Geological Survey accepting applications for up to $2 million in cost-share grants for water monitoring.

The Keith E. Anderson Award recognizes outstanding contributions to NGWA and the groundwater industry.

The award will be presented at the 2015 Groundwater Expo in Las Vegas.

The M. King Hubbert Award honors those who’ve made major science contributions to the knowledge of groundwater.

The National Ground Water Association has named the winner of the Ross L. Oliver Award.