Sign up for the Spring Conference!
Registration is now open for MGWA’s annual spring conference. The meeting focuses on the application and integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning in Minnesota’s groundwater science. The conference will be held virtually on April 25th from 8am to 4pm. Details on the speakers and registration are available on the Conference Web Page. Conference Description: […]
USGS Upper Midwest Science Center Recent Ground Water Publications
March 29, 2024
by MGWA Newsletter Team The USGS Upper Midwest Science Center published several ground water focused articles in the fourth quarter of 2023 and the first quarter of 2024. Click on the links below to view and download the articles. Michael N. Fienen, Nicholas Corson-Dosch, Kalle L. Jahn, Jeremy T. White: Comparing single and multiple objective constrained optimization algorithms for tuning a groundwater remediation system Andrew T. Leaf: Automated construction of…
New MPCA Remediation Division Director
March 29, 2024
In January 2024, Pam Anderson became the new MPCA Remediation Division Director. Prior to this role, Pam was the assistant Remediation Division Director and worked for 18 years in the agency's Environmental Analysis and Outcomes Division, including serving as manager of the Surface Water Monitoring Program. Her surface water work included coordinating monitoring efforts for the agency and in partnership with sister agencies, managing MPCA's response to harmful algal blooms,…
President’s Letter
January 5, 2024
Jeannie Martin – Candidate for President Elect
January 5, 2024
Michael Ginsbach – Candidate for Secretary
January 5, 2024
In Memoriam: Gene Hickok
January 5, 2024
Update on Well Water Screening Clinics
December 28, 2023
Minnesota Well Identifiers
December 28, 2023
by William Olsen After 10 or 15 years working with Unique Well Numbers, first as a grad student at the University of Minnesota, and then as a well inspector for Dakota County, I thought I was beginning to understand them. After 25 years as a well inspector and well data manager, I realized that I still could not explain them very well to other people, so I didn’t quite understand…
Groundwater in the News — MPR articles on Nitrate in southeast Minnesota
December 28, 2023
Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) recently published several articles on nitrate concentrations in Southeastern Minnesota’s groundwater. An article published in October titled “Southeast Minnesota struggles for common ground on nitrate pollution as health worries rise“ gave an overview of the nitrate issue in the groundwater in this part of the state. In November, MPR published an article titled “EPA says ‘further actions’ needed to protect human health from nitrate in southeast…
Fall Conference Videos Available
December 28, 2023
by MGWA Newsletter Team The MGWA Fall Conference was held at the Heritage Center of Brooklyn Center on November 14th, 2023. The conference theme was the Safe Drinking Water Act, a Federal law that was passed almost 50 years ago in 1974, to protect public health by regulating the nation’s public drinking water supplies. The conference began with an overview of this groundbreaking legislation followed by discussions on the state’s…
Applications Open for the 2024 Field Camp Scholarships
December 28, 2023
by MGWA Newsletter Team The Minnesota Ground Water Association (MGWA) and the MGWA Foundation (MGWAF) are pleased to announce the continuation of the Hans-Olaf Pfannkuch and E. Calvin Alexander, Jr. Hydrology Field Camp Awards. These scholarships alleviate part of the educational costs for qualified students to attend a hydrogeology field camp, with the goal of creating stronger professionals in the fields of hydrogeology, groundwater geology, and related programs. Two $1,500…
MGWA Foundation Supports Children’s Water Festival
December 28, 2023
The MGWA Foundation is thrilled to have supported the 2023 Seven County Metro Area Children's Water Festival (https://metrocwf.org/). Approximately 1,900 fourth grade students attended the festival at the Minnesota State Fair grounds on September 27th, 2023. The festival is an interactive, hands-on, educational outreach program for Metro area schools with the goal of educating, motivating, and challenging children to understand, conserve, and protect our water resources. Total cost for putting on this festival is around $35,000,…
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