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Two decades after its inaugural 16-page issue rolled off the press, The Driller is going strong as the primary information source for all aspects of the drilling industry.

Miniaturization in the 20th Century provided Americans with many interesting and useful products that are small and anyone can carry them in their pocket or purse.

This month we turn our attention to the interface between incoming three-phase power and the pump -- the pump control panel.

In the next 20 years, the drilling industry could see water shortages, water quality problems, more regulatory concerns and development of many new products and technologies.

MINExpo INTERNATIONAL 2000, the world's most comprehensive trade show for the mining industry, is coming to Las Vegas October 9-12.

Half of all Japanese adults say they cannot understand most of what young people say due to the large flood of English and other foreign words entering into everyday conversation.

Take a look at some of the medium duty developments announced as part of this year's Medium Duty Construction Truck Roundup.

Programs to protect drinking water sources must be based on sound scientific stuides.

As I sit down to write this, Dallas has not seen rain for almost 60 days and more than 1.5 million acres are burning in the West.

Thirty-five million years ago, an object believed to be an asteroid or comet smashed into the Earth with such awesome and lasting force its cataclysmic effects are still being seen today.