Digging for blame at Crandall
The U.S. Labor Department's inspector general is blaming federal Mine Safety and Health Administration for negligence in approving a roof-control plan for the Crandall Canyon Mine. A collapse at the mine near Huntington killed six miners in August. A second cave-in killed three would-be rescuers.
Inspector General Gordon Heddell says MSHA, overly influenced by the mine's operator, Murray Energy Corp., erred when it approved risky retreat mining at Crandall Canyon.
2 Comments:
Is it just me, or is no one else paying attention to this blog?
You're right: No one is paying attention to the blog.
Probably numerous reasons for that. A couple:
1) Warchol only regurgitates the news and maybe offers a snarky comment somewhere in the third 'graf. Big deal. I'm sure he's busy with other things and can't spend a lot of time on the blog. It shows.
2) Utahns are not, by nature, argumentative folks. They're compliant sheep. So you don't have a very large audience of cantankerous blowhards willing to make comments on blogs. And those who do make a habit of commenting on blogs certainly aren't reading the Trib or its blog.
Kudos to Warchol and the Trib for updating regularly, though.
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