Are Coal Mines Safer Than Highways This Day
West Virginia produces vast coal from 51 of 55 counties and employs about 106000 miners in 12 divisions. While mining remains dangerous, safety progress through research, better equipment, rules, and training has reduced hazards. The miner bears responsibility to follow rules, stay alert, and act calmly in emergencies. Mining is safer underground than on streets and highways.
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Kanawha Valley
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