WASHINGTON AP - Workers would get new protections from combustible dust explosions like the one that killed 13 people in a Georgia factory in February under legislation passed by the House on Wednesday.The legislation, passed 247-165, is needed because the Occupational Safety and Health Administration hasn't moved fast enough to keep workplaces free of large levels of dust that can become fuel for fires and explosions, Democrats said.
May 01, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – Workers would get new protections from combustible dust explosions like the one that killed 13 people in a Georgia factory in February under legislation passed by the House on Wednesday.
The legislation, passed 247-165, is needed because the Occupational Safety and Health Administration hasn’t moved fast enough to keep workplaces free of large levels of dust that can become fuel for fires and explosions, Democrats said.
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