The number of black lung disease fell sharply from the 1970s through the 90s, but has since been on the rebound. Machines that kick up more dust and younger miners working longer shifts are thought to be key reasons for the uptick. Responding to the rise in diagnoses, the Mine Safety and Health Administration has made […]
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