Yahoo News Article RatingUMWA, Manchin celebrate MSHA's proposed stricter silica dust rule to protect miners
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
56% : MSHA's proposed new standard would match the Occupational Safety and Health Administration standard adopted in 2016: for both MNM and coal mines, 50 micrograms per cubic meter for a full-shift exposure.52% : The proposed rule also includes medical surveillance requirements for MNM miners, modeled on existing medical surveillance requirements for coal miners.
40% : For coal mines, there is no separate standard for silica dust.
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