Water Well Journal

It is important that private well owners work with reputable groundwater professionals to understand if PFAS of concern are present in their water and if they require treatment. Seth Kellogg, PG in "Water Well Journal Q&A", page 26 Each piece of equipment that gets added to a home's water system becomes an additional part of a service plan. Multiply this by all of the customers who come on board and you can see the potential impact it can have on your business. Michael Hanten in "Being Proactive with Private Water Wells", page 29 PUNCH LIST The May issue of Water Well Journal focuses on irrigation and groundwater. It will feature articles on legislation impacting irrigation today as well as the fields of science that influence the life of a well. People need to alert their health- care provider immediately if they think they may be infected with the COVID-19 coronavirus, or if they think they may have been exposed to someone with the virus who has signs or symptoms of infection. Alexandra Walsh in "What You Need to Know About the Coronavirus", page 32 waterwelljournal.com 72 n April 2020 WWJ Water issues throughout the world and our country are similar and different at the same time. I love learning about new technologies, implementing them into our product offerings, and working with our team to develop new product solutions. Michael P. Mormino in "WWJ Closeup", page 10 Physical observations of the well and well setting remain important tools. Subtle changes at the surface may telegraph major events occurring downhole. Evaluate the land surface and keep apprised of regional concerns as they develop. Michael Schnieders, PG, PH-GW in "Three Fields of Science That Can Influence the Life Cycle of a Water Well", page 22 The question I have is: Have you ever thought that maybe the way you're handling referrals is the reason you're not getting more of them? Carole Mahoney in "Five-Step Process for Handling Referrals", page 42

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