AGWT's Andrew Stone lends his counsel on this important topic.

Andrew Stone gives some simple descriptions of the two main types of well pumps used for home water supply.

This article from the How To Talk Ground Water series looks at just some of the below-ground aspects of well design that can easily be explained to well owners.

When you are "talking groundwater," it won't be long before you will be asked to explain the word aquifer.

Andrew Stone of the American Ground Water Trust says if you are faced with the challenge of giving a talk about groundwater, a discussion of springs could be a good topic to include in your presentation.

In some instances, what you see today as surface water may end up tomorrow as groundwater.

Water from light rain is likely to evaporate from soils or used by plants before it has a chance to soak deep underground.

In the United States, 50 percent of all drinking water is from wells and nearly all bottled water is groundwater.