…this decision could allow the federal government to take control of groundwater allocations in a large number of situations. Groundwater users generally lose these disputes because groundwater withdrawals generally begin…

…production zone. In areas of shallow, confined groundwater aquifers having artesian head, the cement slurry, bentonite grout, or bentonite column need not be placed below the top of the water-bearing…

…need not be placed below the production zone. In areas of shallow, confined groundwater aquifers having artesian head, the cement slurry, bentonite grout, or bentonite column need not be placed…

…Department of Environment and Conservation Luke Ewing 615-532-0176 luke.ewing@tn.gov http://share.tn.gov/sos/rules/0400/0400-45/0400-45-09.20130114.pdf http://www.tennessee.gov/environment/article/wr-wq-well-water South Dakota DENR, Groundwater Quality Program Adam Mathiowetz 605-773-3352 denrinternet@state.sd.us http://www.sdlegislature.gov/Rules/DisplayRule.aspx?Rule=74:02:04 South Carolina Dept. of Health & Environmental Control,…

…shallow, unconfined groundwater aquifers, the cement slurry, bentonite grout, or bentonite column need not be placed below the production zone. In areas of shallow, confined groundwater aquifers having artesian head,…

…and “waste treatment system.” Most importantly for the groundwater industry, the proposed rule adds back the groundwater exclusion in paragraph (B)(9), which excludes “[g]roundwater, including groundwater drained through subsurface drainage…

DULUTH, GA November 8, 2013 – The Superior Court of Washington County has found a city of Sandersville ordinance that prohibits drilling of wells within its city limits unconstitutional. Furthermore,…

…and other media containing PFAS to stringent federal regulation. Groundwater Authority One issue that will carry over from 2024 is the allocation of authority over groundwater between the state and…

…on groundwater use. Most importantly, New Mexico must reduce groundwater depletions in the Lower Rio Grande by 18,200 acre-feet per year within ten years, permanently retiring groundwater rights. Domestic water…

…not be possible as the US is using groundwater faster than it can be replenished naturally. Read the full story. Then read on to find out what you can do to…