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Coal Mine Safety Fact Sheet
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U.S. Coal Mine Safety and Production Trends 2011 - Fatalities
142 KB, Last Updated: 6/23/2011
U.S. Coal Mine Safety and Production Trends 2011 - Fatality Rates
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Coal Mining Safety Trends: Number of Mines, Inspectors and Fatalities, 1990-2011
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Chart: Fatal Occupational Injury Rates – Coal Mining Compared to Other Industrial Categories, 2010
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Chart: U.S. Coal Mining Record of Reduction: Total Injuries, 1990-2011
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Chart: U.S. Coal Mining Record of Reduction: Fatal Injuries, 1990-2011
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Did you know?
- More than 80 percent of U.S. mining operations did not have a single lost time accident last year.
Did you know?
- The U.S. produces about 1 billion tons of coal annually.
- The U.S. has nearly 261 billion tons of recoverable coal reserves, according to the EIA - that's a 235-year supply at current rates of use.
- Nearly half of U.S. electricity is generated from coal.
- Each person in the U.S. uses 3.4 tons of coal annually.





