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The Groundwater Replenishment System (GWR) in Orange County, Calif., will receive an additional $2.5 million in federal funding for fiscal 2002.

Last year at its Annual Convention and Trade Show, the California Groundwater Association conferred the J.D. Doshier Award, 2001 Contractor of the Year, to Wes Heitman.

American Augers Inc. recently was included in a distinguished group of the fastest growing companies in Northeast Ohio.

The ground water and drilling industries suffered a great loss with the death of Maurice Lewis.

Centerline Manufacturing proudly announces the delivery of its first six hydraulic mud pumps.

A study is underway in Louisiana to determine whether treated wastewater could be used to replenish ailing wetlands on the Mississippi River's West Bank.

The Michigan Ground Water Association will be hosting its 74th annual convention next month (Mar. 11-12) in Lansing, Mich.

President Bush recently signed a $112.7-billion measure that included the lowering of the amount of arsenic allowed in the nation's drinking water.

Water experts predict that central Florida will run out of drinkable water in five years.

Clay pots containing filtration materials may be a cheap and effective way to remove dangerous levels of arsenic.