Abby Thompson-FopianoGroundwater, a vital and often invisible source of drinking water for over 90% of rural Americans who rely on private wells, flows slowly through underground rock formations. The blog post highlights that surface activities, such as the improper use of fertilizers, pesticides, and household chemicals near wellheads, can lead to contamination
Abby Thompson-FopianoWe turn on the tap and expect clean, safe water to flow. It’s a simple act of trust in a complex, invisible system we rarely think about. This implicit faith in our infrastructure is fundamental to modern life, but we seldom get a glimpse into the meticulous work required to maintain it.
Abby Thompson-FopianoAt Edgewater Strategies, we’re proud to support the next generation of geoscientists and to celebrate the people whose dedication has shaped our understanding of New Hampshire’s groundwater and geology. We are honored to help continue the legacy of one of New Hampshire’s most respected geologists — John Cotton.
Abby Thompson-FopianoThe Geological Society of New Hampshire (GSNH) held its successful annual meeting on Sunday, October 19, at The Derryfield in Manchester. Over 80 members and friends attended the four-hour event, which focused on networking, learning, and reconnecting with colleagues.