December 2001 Volume 43 Number 12
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	When the Well Runs Dry: Keeping Fouling Under Check by Mike Schnieders Regardless of industry or product proclamations, there’s no universal cure to well rehabilitation…  read more   Tending to Water Needs: Improving Wells the Right Way by Andrew Liao By treating a water well is dependent on many factors…  read more
Features
	Having a Grand Ole Time in Nashville: NGWA Show Breaks Down the Numbers by Ronald Y. Pérez, WC&P Senior Editor Looking to repeat its successful turnout two years ago, the NGWA has come back to Nashville…  read more   Countercurrent Regeneration of Softeners: Weighing the Pros and Cons by Peter Meyers Countercurrent regeneration is a method that has tried unsuccessfully to get into the mainstream...  read more   Taking the Softener Approach to Brine: Why Dealers Have Nothing to Lose by Bill Hall Jr. The concept of regenerating water softeners causes some trepidation for water treatment dealers...  read more   Bioterrorism and Water Supplies -- Taking a Proactive Approach to Protect Drinking Water Resources by Charles Ashby The changes that Osama bin Laden and his cohorts could taint the nation's drinking water supply with biological or chemical contaminants is possible . . .  read more
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Columns
	Viewpoint: New arsenic standard opens doors for POU/POE, again read more   Creative Marketing -- Advertising and Promotion in 2002 -- Plan on Uncertainty read more   Braving the Cold Winter in Coal Country: Advanced Water Treatment of West Virginia read more   World Spotlight: Water for Africa: Healthy Partnerships with the Urban Poor read more   Getting it Right with Water-Right’s Gruetts read more   Water Wells and Unique Treatment Needs read more   Point-of-Use Protection Against Bioterrorism read more   Website of the Month -- For the Good of it All -- Water as Charity read more