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FILE - In this Jan. 13, 2015 file photo, Joe Main, third from left, Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety and Health, and Patricia Silvey, center, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations with MSHA, speak with workers at the Gibson North mine, in Princeton, Ind. Deaths in U.S. coal mines this year have surged ahead of last year’s, and federal safety officials say the inexperience of those new to a mine could share the blame. But the nation’s coal miner’s union says the mine safety agency isn’t taking the right approach to fixing the problem. Silvey said eight of the coal miners who died this year had less than a year’s experience at the mine where they worked. &quot;We found from the stats that category of miners were more prone to have an accident,” Silvey said in an interview with The Associated Press before the 10th death occurred at a mine in Pennsylvania on July 25. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley, File)

Union, feds at odds on countering surge in coal mine deaths

By DYLAN LOVAN - Associated Press

Federal mine safety agency warns about miners working alone

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Joe Main, third from left, Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety and Health, and Patricia Silvey, center, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations with MSHA, speak with workers at the Gibson North mine, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2015, in Princeton, Ind. Main and Silvey were being shown a new proximity sensor that will increase the safety of workers around mining machinery. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley)

New federal rule seeks to reduce machine-related coal deaths

By Dylan Lovan - Associated Press

Report: Dead Nevada miner caught clothes in drill

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MSHA issues 135 citations at mines in December

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Panel reinstates penalties for Sago mine explosion

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Mine agency: March ‘12 recommendations implemented

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Source: W.Va. mine disaster yields $210M agreement

By Lawrence Messina and Vicki Smith - Associated Press

U.S. cites gas, dust for W.Va. mine blast

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