WATER CURRENT
	GEOTHERMAL ON A GRAND SCALE A Roanoke school installs a geothermal system for environmental and cost reasons. [Issue 2 2008, page 8-10]   THE FUTURE IS GEOTHERMAL Read how geothernal is saving money in Illinois. [Issue 2 2008, page 6-7]   SILVER BULLET SPEED Efficiencies in watching costs and focusing on marketing help driller manage cost per foot. [Issue 2 2008, page 4-5]   MARKETPLACE The popular T4W. [Issue 1 2008, page 23]   A FAMILY TRADITION IN HUDSON VALLEY The appeal of rural living has brought many to reside in Orange County, New York. [Issue 1 2008, page 20-21]   A NEW DAY FOR THE T3W Ed Hook knows drill rigs and likes Atlas Copco's T3W.[Issue 1 2008, page 16-17]   BREAKING IN THE TH60 Doug Jackson is a water well driller located in what is reported to be the largest gas play in the USA.[Issue 1 2008, page 12-13]   SULTANATE OF OMAN Using cathodic protection to fight corrosion. [Issue 1 2008, page 7-9]   RESIDENTIAL VARIETY All in a day's work: BL Myers drills for "green" geothermal and high-end residential. [Issue 1 2008, page 4-6]   EDGING THE COMPETITION Burner Well Drilling is doing its part to preserve the Shenandoah Valley region's natural beauty and environment by using Atlas Copco's AQUA 60 non-lube hammer.[Issue 2 2007, page 18-19]   CUSTOMER SERVICE MEANS DOING WHATEVER IT TAKES "Doing the right thing" is a way of doing business for Grady Poole of Poole Well Drilling, Raleigh, NC. [Issue 2 2007, page 15-17]   BLAZING TRAILS Johnie Robinson leads the way by helping Atlas Copco to redesign the new T3W.[Issue 2 2007, page 10-12]   BIGGEST LITTLE DRILL The owners of B & W Water Well Service are excited about the benefits of switching to a modern Atlas Copco RD20 hydraulic top hammer drill rig.[Issue 2 2007, page 9]   DRILLING IRELAND'S ROCKY SHORES Atlas Copco's T3W proves perfect for fast drilling on Ireland's narrow country roads.[Issue 2 2007, page 4-5]   TECHNICALLY SPEAKING: DOING MORE WITH LESS looks at how the new T3W and TH60 rigs will cust costs for the driller.[Issue 1 2007, page 20-21]   WATER MEANS LIFE George Stavrou has spent a lifetime drilling and pumping water from the ground in Africa. His company is respected because of the man and what he stands for - water brings life to the people.[Issue 1 2007, page 13-14]   MAN WITH A PLAN Etsegenet Berhe is an entrepreneur using his knowledge of drilling, and his vision for a company attune to the conditions, to bring water to the people of Ethiopia.[Issue 1 2007, page 10-12]   THIRSTY PEOPLE Without organizations ike Catholic Relief Services millions of people wouldn't have access to safe water. [Issue 1 2007, page 6-8]   ETHIOPIA This series looks at deep hole drilling for humanitarian relief and economic developement as global climate change affects Ethiopia. [Issue 1 2007, page 4-5]   WATER TO WINE As the world increases its consumption of wine, northern climates are getting in on grape production, which is resulting in business opportunities for drillers. [Issue 2 2006, page 4-6]   VERTICAL IS BETTER Look at how one home owner thought he was saving money by trenching in geothermal coils, only to find the mess, time and hidden fees cost him more in the long run. [Issue 2 2006, page 10-11]   PAYDIRT IN KENTUCKY A five generation drilling family has evolved with the business and technology, and is searching for paydirt in the USA. [Issue 2 2006, page 12-14]   TAILORING THE FAMILY BUSINESS TO PROFITABILITY Family owned business owner explains how they have changed business to increase profitability. [Issue 1 2006, page 10-12]
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