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Amid a black lung surge, Kentucky has made it harder for coal miners to get benefits By Justin Hicks, Published March 20, 2024 at 5:41 PM EDT There is only one

The Changing Politics of Coal Coal has gone from a national conservative rallying cry to a niche state concern. The “War Against Coal” was a major conservative theme eight years

This is from December 2004 and the organization who put it out may have updated it since then, but it is interesting.

Preventing Occupational Noise-Induced Hearing Loss: CDC Noise is part of everyday life, but at certain levels it can become hazardous. Repeated exposures to sounds that are 85 A-weighted decibels (dBA) or

Construction Workers & Addiction: Statistics, Recovery & Treatment Construction is a Physically Demanding Job. A job in construction is very challenging, both physically and mentally. Many in the construction industry

Roy Benavidez, The Fearless Vietnam War Veteran Who Survived ‘Six Hours In Hell’ Green Beret Roy Benavidez earned the Medal of Honor when he ran into enemy fire armed with

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Working in a Matrix by Paula K. Martin, CEO, Martin Training Associates Everyone works in a matrix, even if you’re not sure exactly what that means. A matrix is any

MAINTENANCE, ENGINEERING AND RELIABILITY - Cost-Saving Strategies in Mine Ventilation Increasing electricity supply problems in North America have encouraged an industry-wide evaluation of energy consumption, resulting in a more urgent