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A new Reuters investigative piece describes how industry influence has gotten OSHA to weaken worker protections from exposure to beryllium.

2018 is gone and buried. What happened in the world of workplace safety and health? What can we learn that…

American workers drilling for oil have dirty, dangerous jobs that often kills them. In return, they're covered by weaker OSHA…

Howard Berkes has published a major investigative piece for NPR/Frontline on the resurgence of black lung among coal miners. Read…

OSHA State Plans: love ’em or hate ’em, but we have to live with them. The Kentucky Center for Investigative…

Knoxville News Sentinal’s Jamie Satterfield, the investigative reporter who has been following the story about cleanup workers who died and…

Charleston Gazette-Mail reporter Ken Ward is a rare specimen in many ways. First, he’s a journalist — and there aren’t…

It is Halloween night, 2016, and, as I reach the outskirts of town, it feels as though I am entering…

Some people — especially journalists — sometimes falsely label workplace fatalities as “freak accidents” even when they’ve happened before and…

There are eight million stories in the Naked City, and some of them — like this one — you’d never…

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