Articles by The Driller Staff

The $12 million in grants offers important support for state and tribal programs—especially as carbon capture initiatives and industrial expansion ramp up.

The EPA has been running these sampling surveys since 1983, building what’s now the longest-running and most comprehensive data set on Great Lakes health. 

These companies will be on-call to address a variety of potential issues for homeowners within a five-mile radius of the new Hyundai wells. 

For now, most Butte residents can safely use their tap water again—but the situation remains under close watch as environmental authorities continue to test and assess water quality.

Don’t hesitate to ask for help — from local job centers, retraining programs, or fellow miners who’ve transitioned.

Joule’s Utah campus stands poised to set a new standard for how data centers are powered, cooled, and scaled in the AI era.

Despite the controversy, the DOE has opened the report for public comment, inviting feedback from stakeholders across academia, industry, and government.

The initiative is part of OSHA’s broader Alliance Program, which fosters partnerships with unions, trade organizations, educational institutions, and community groups to promote workplace health and safety.

Others have voiced concern that the administration’s emphasis on permitting reform and energy expansion could ultimately prioritize industry growth over ecosystem health.

Ontario may still hold world-class mineral wealth—from gold in Red Lake to nickel in the Ring of Fire—but its ability to attract mining investment depends on more than geology.