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How does the rate in 8-17 compare to the death rate in Chinese mines?

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How does the rate in 8-17 compare to the death rate in Chinese mines?

How does the rate in 8-17 compare to the death rate in Chinese mines?

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In China one miner is killed for each 250,000 tons coal mined; in the U.S., 36 million tons is the equivalent figure.

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