monitoring wells

Monitoring wells are specialized boreholes drilled into the ground to assess the quality and levels of underground water or contaminants. They are used by environmental agencies, scientists, and engineers to gather data on groundwater conditions, such as water contamination or aquifer health. These wells allow for regular sampling of groundwater without disrupting the environment, helping to ensure safe drinking water, evaluate pollution risks, and guide remediation efforts. By providing vital information on subsurface conditions, monitoring wells play a key role in managing and protecting groundwater resources.