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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.

A daily look at the news that's affecting the industry and the people involved in all of it, brought to you by the Driller

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

The city will effort a geothermal pilot program that will kickstart Thermal Energy Network (TEN) utilities

The merger would give company larger market value than any U.S. energy company other than the two oil giants, ExxonMobil and Chevron.

Each week, we take a look at three topics affecting the drilling industry in some shape or form. 

Knowing the right way could mean the difference between a clear compact borehole wall and needing to rethink the whole process entirely. 

From tricone to PDCs, today's bits are impressive and powerful as they've ever been. But they’re only as effective as how they’re utilized.

Each week, The Driller looks at three newsworthy items affecting the work you do. Consider it your two-minute news update for the drilling community and the industry at-large.