After 45 Years, OSHA Finalizes Rule on Deadly Silica Dust
By Daniel Van Schooten, Project On Government Oversight Last month, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) overcame more than four decades of industry influence, bureaucratic hurdles, and political delays to finalize a rule updating a 45-year-old standard on the amount of silica dust workers can be exposed to. The new rule cuts the allowable […]