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Some miner advocates see new MSHA silica rule as too weak | Energy and Environment - Vimarsana News

Some miner advocates see new MSHA silica rule as too weak | Energy and Environment

Some miner advocacy groups have criticized the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration's new rule aimed at reducing miner exposure to toxic silica dust as too weak. They say the rule relies too much on good-faith involvement from coal mine operators with a history of sampling violations.

Audit finds MSHA didn't complete over 1,500 mandatory mine inspections over three years - Vimarsana News

Audit finds MSHA didn't complete over 1,500 mandatory mine inspections over three years

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

'A long way to go': Miner allies urge greater federal guidance on applying for less dusty mine conditions amid black lung rise - Vimarsana News

'A long way to go': Miner allies urge greater federal guidance on applying for less dusty mine conditions amid black lung rise

A labor lawyer by trade, Chris Williamson knows how unique a federal regulation designed to protect coal miners suffering from black lung disease is.

'Clear evidence': New data show severe lung disease hitting regional, younger miners hard - Vimarsana News

'Clear evidence': New data show severe lung disease hitting regional, younger miners hard

Miner allies find the numbers breathtaking.

'Absence of trust': Advocates say proposed silica dust rule leaves mining industry too much discretion - Vimarsana News

'Absence of trust': Advocates say proposed silica dust rule leaves mining industry too much discretion

Gary Hairston loses his breath, not his voice.