Part 1. Groundwater professionals help meet the challenges of data center water demands.
Water permitting is identified as an essential step in the order.
More than 70 water professionals from NGWA and the Water Quality Association gathered for the Fly-In.
The report is titled “Improving Groundwater Security in the United States.”
2025 is shaping up to be an exciting and busy year in Washington, D.C., with the new Congress and administration.
All five recommendations respond to comments that NGWA submitted to the Advisory Council in July.
Attendees can be part of the meeting in person or via livestream.
The WIFIA program offers long-term loans at lower interest rates to help communities implement critical water infrastructure projects.
In its five-page response, NGWA responded to six important questions.
The NGWA webinar is the first in a series of webinars to be developed on problematic contaminants beyond PFAS.
About 690 of the recipients of DWSRF loan agreements and nearly 16,000 small systems receiving technical assistance grants in 2022 were groundwater supplied.
Fred Rothauge, CWD, talks future drilling projects for bitcoin, lithium, [...]
Any NGWA members interested in participating in and contributing to the preparation of the BSP are invited to send an email by March 11.
We need to make sure our industry is protecting the resource we provide to our customers.


