TT076 – Discussing the History and Impact of the National Ground Water Monitoring Network (Part 1)
About this episode
The episode features Bob Schreiber discussing the history and significance of the National Ground Water Monitoring Network.
Our newest Tap Talk episode is a two-parter! Today, we welcome Bob Schreiber, a water resources engineer at CDM Smith and long-time National Ground Water Association member, to the show to discuss the development and importance of the National Ground Water Monitoring Network . Be sure to tune back in next week for Part 2 with Bob! Visit drinkingwaterpodcast.org to learn more and find the full show notes for this episode.
People in this episode
Guest: Bob Schreiber
Topics covered
- groundwater
- water resources
- monitoring network
- environmental science
- engineering
Keywords
- groundwater monitoring
- water resources engineering
- National Ground Water Association
- environmental impact
- water quality
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: CDM Smith, National Ground Water Association
Books & works: National Ground Water Monitoring Network
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