The real reason mine safety still fails

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SAFETY

Horrific deaths such as at BHP Antamina highlight why implementing rules isn’t enough

A study of 260 mine workers highlights the importance of culture in lowering mine risk.

A study of 260 mine workers highlights the importance of culture in lowering mine risk. | Credits: Maximillian cabinet via Shutterstock

Mining in eastern India is a historic, and hazardous, occupation. Large scale miners like Coal India co-exist alongside so-called ‘rat hole’ miners, who go through great risks in pursuit of income. …

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