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China Mine Blast Exposes Illegal Labor, Untaxed Coal Trade
The deadly explosion in Shanxi province has exposed a lucrative off-the-books market where a single mine can generate about $100 million in annual untaxed profits
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caixinglobal.com
In Depth: Deadly Mine Blast Exposes Hidden Operations in China’s Coal Sector
The explosion in Shanxi, which killed at least 82 people and is the country’s deadliest coal mine gas incident in more than a decade, exposes long-standing industry problems,…
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scmp.com
Editorial | Shanxi mine disaster must fuel efforts to eliminate workplace risks
Given the coal industry’s importance to Shanxi, the authorities will have to balance the pace of transformation with its possible social impact.
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Reflections | After the Shanxi disaster, how China’s coal mining industry evolved over history
From bamboo ventilation systems to steam power and beyond, China now leads the world in producing and consuming coal, but dangers remain.
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malaymail.com
Illegal mine collapses in China’s Yunnan, killing five just days after deadly Shanxi blast
BEIJING, May 31 — A mine shaft collapse during an illegal mining operation in China’s south-western Yunnan province killed five people and injured one, state media...
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China Mine Blast Exposes Illegal Labor, Untaxed Coal Trade
The deadly explosion in Shanxi province has exposed a lucrative off-the-books market where a single mine can generate about $100 million in annual untaxed profits