The Driller Staff

When planes hit the twin towers of the World Trade Center on 9/11, the moment became a lasting memory. But another big piece was the aftermath

Your daily crawl of drilling news from around the globe that's affecting the industry and the people involved in it.

Working with the Army Corps of Engineers, the city is taking preventative measure to mitigate severe flood risks along the coast and in the town. 

A daily crawl of drilling news from around the globe that's affecting the industry and the people involved in it. 

The most important shift in workplace safety isn't that today's hazards are inherently more dangerous; it's that the risk they create has become increasingly conditional.

Over $6 million in funding is available with a max ceiling for $300,000 for interested organizations and government agencies, with Sept. 23 the deadline to submit for funding.

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Global safety statistics show that contracted workers are injured more frequently than permanent work force. The disparity has nothing to do with skill or competence

As four injection wells in Ohio were recently shut down, activists are calling on state officials to do more to protect well water from impurities