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Diesel class action fears

THE mining industry is set to face a series of health-related class actions, likely due to the inhalation of diesel particulate matter, in the coming decade a survey of more than 800 global mining executives has found.

Replacing diesel underground could bring miners several benefits.

Replacing diesel underground could bring miners several benefits.

The report, by research group State of Play, found 76% of global mining executives believe there will be a major health-related class action lawsuit in the next 15 years. Most underground mines use...

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