Featured Topic Sites

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#	Web Link	Hits
1	Emergency Well Disinfection for Contamination Events Based on our research.This is the "Cliff Notes" version. Full article available on this site.	213
2	Clearing and Disinfecting Flooded Wells Don't just read the alarmist blue boxes. Read the white. The likelihood of long-term residual contamination mentioned is low, but possible with extensive aquifer-surface contact. In addition - chlorine treating requires getting chlorine to the bottom.	91
3	Report of the Lake Erie Phosphorus Task Force Causes and recommended solutions for excessive soluble phosphorus in Lake Erie that promotes algal and cyanobacteria growth - a good read if you care for the lake.	295
4	Fecal Coliform Measurements What they really mean about water quality.	279
5	Oasis Design Ecological systems design. Water, wastewater, and grey water systems, edible landscaping, transport bicycles, and more. Books, articles, and consulting.	86
6	The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) On Disaster Epidemiology.	182
7	WHO Report on Water and Sanitation Needs Worldwide Are you comfortable with the idea that billions of human beings do not have access to safe water and sanitation?	98
8	USEPA on Arsenic Arsenic: Both an issue in U.S. and other regulatory development and the lives of many people using wells.	85
9	The Informative British Geological Survey Site On arsenic contamination of ground water.	214
10	The West Bengal and Bangladesh Arsenic Crisis Information Centre About any link you would need for arsenic as a toxic contaminant in drinking water, and the tragic occurrence of this compound in the drinking water of some of the poorest of the poor on earth.	289
11	Final Groundwater Rule U.S. EPA - summary and link to full text and guidance	81

What kind of work do we do? Here is an example:

Village of Danville, OH - Develop a new wellfield

Danville has developed a new wellfield and water treatment plant, being designed by Bird+Bull, Columbus, Ohio. Ground Water Science worked with the village to deal with existing well water quality problems, conduct exploration in the wellfield to find optimal well positions in the mixed sandstone-shale sequence; design, test and certify new wells; and bring them to production, most recently siting and testing a very high capacity rock well.

Ground Water Science also supervised cleaning a well and has been assisting the village with an ammonia in ground water at the wastewater treatment facility. This work demonstrates our versatility in assisting clients on a range of ground-water technical issues.