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Federal mine regulators didn’t complete more than 1,500 mandatory mine safety and health inspections over a three-year period, according to a new audit report, a finding that has significant implications

Lawyers have accused the industry of failing to ensure measures to prevent mineworkers from contracting lung disease

India News: ANDAL: A man repairing a loose roof of a coal mine was killed and two others injured on Thursday when a mass of coal fell upon them at the Real Jambad.

National one-day strike in Belgium opposing draconian laws against right to protest but unions keep railways running; Iranian aluminium workers in Arak strike over pay as further protests held against deaths of 100 including Mahsa Amini at hands of police; third week of pay strike at one of the world’s largest coal terminals at Richards Bay South Africa

Crew members are expressing frustration at the length of the writers' and actors' strikes as Hollywood workers struggle to pay for rent, food and healthcare.

At least 20 people - mostly mine workers - were killed in South Africa’s Limpopo province on Sunday after a bus they were traveling in erupted in flames following a head-on collision with a truck, state media reported.

The West Virginia Coal Association offered what it called “unconditional support” for Gov. Jim Justice in his bid for the United States Senate.

The West Virginia Coal Association offered what it called “unconditional support” for Gov. Jim Justice in his bid for the United States Senate.

“When we get everybody's lights back on, we're going to be doing strong follow-up for weeks and weeks," said DTE employee and Genoa Township resident Kevin Lemke.

The unions agreed to establish a joint stock company for investment in the field of exploring and extracting materials.