Legislature wrong to roll back mine-safety protections without study or public notice
Op-Ed | Stephen Sanders
April 9, 2014
Lexington Herald-Leader
Lawmakers are trying to do away with an important requirement to protect coal miners — without the usual process of holding public hearings and engaging in public discussion. Instead, the Senate quietly proposed a state budget that would significantly reduce funding for the Office of Mine Safety and Licensing. And, in a last minute addition to the budget discussion, the budget conference committee agreed to reduce state inspections of coal mines to four per year.
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