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Editor Jeremy Verdusco offers perspective and insights on the latest news and trends across the drilling industry.

How do you keep up with the latest drilling technology?

Learning new skills and about new products is indispensable, regardless of the drilling jobs you work

April 10, 2014

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Tell me how you learn to operate the latest drilling equipment or find out about new drilling products.

Federal Program Helps Water Charities Working on Rural Well Drilling

Agriculture Department grants help make loans available to homeowners to drill water wells.

April 2, 2014

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Nonprofits can use the grants to lend money for well drilling, upgrades.

Caisson Drilling Begins at Manhattan's Hudson Yards

Foundation drilling project is basis of huge New York development

Jeremy Verdusco

March 19, 2014

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Massive project involves building an entire neighborhood in Manhattan above a busy railyard.

Drilling for News from California to the South China Sea

Jeremy Verdusco

March 13, 2014

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It's not hard to look behind the headlines and find the work of drillers.

How Long is Your Extended Lateral?

Jeremy Verdusco

March 5, 2014

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I got a crash course in high-tech horizontal drilling on a recent trip to Houston.

Foundation Drilling a Century Ago

Jeremy Verdusco

February 19, 2014

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A recent PBS documentary gave me perspective on on how far tunnel boring has come.

Drillers Should Educate Themselves on Groundwater Law, Policy

Jeremy Verdusco

February 14, 2014

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Water is everyone's issue, and two stories in the upcoming March issue of The Driller drive that point home.

Catching up on Drilling News

Jeremy Verdusco

February 4, 2014

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Check out updates on stories I've recently covered in The Driller and on this blog.

Seeing Foundation Projects Everywhere

Jeremy Verdusco

January 28, 2014

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It turns out construction of cruise ship dry docks isn't that different than the "bathtub" foundations of some large skyscrapers.

Parched Areas of U.S. Drill More, Deeper Water Wells

Jeremy Verdusco

January 15, 2014

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A story I saw this week offered another example of well permits skyrocketing as dry condition persist in parts of the U.S. This time, it's Fresno, Calif.

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Federal Program Helps Water Charities Working on Rural Well Drilling

Caisson Drilling Begins at Manhattan's Hudson Yards

Drilling for News from California to the South China Sea

How Long is Your Extended Lateral?

Foundation Drilling a Century Ago

Drillers Should Educate Themselves on Groundwater Law, Policy

Catching up on Drilling News

Seeing Foundation Projects Everywhere

Parched Areas of U.S. Drill More, Deeper Water Wells

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