The Effects Of Government Regulations On The Coal Mining Industry

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Richard O. Rouse
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

Today, I want to challenge this audience by charging each of you to be a greater manager and superior engineer to manage and engineer our way through the 1980's and profitably overcome all the present and proposed government regulations. May of the present and proposed regulations will tax you and your company's management and engineering to the brink of physical and monetary exhaustion, but I believe we can succeed and coal can be America's answer to her hungry energy needs. To put our 1980's challenge into perspective, I want to give two great challenges we must overcome. First - We must improve on our process of compliance to new government regulations in the technical and equipment end of our industry. The Lord said, "Let There Be Light". MSHA said, "Let there be light in underground coal mines". Since that time, we have lived through an unmanageable and tremendously costly period of compliance.
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APA: Richard O. Rouse  (1980)  The Effects Of Government Regulations On The Coal Mining Industry

MLA: Richard O. Rouse The Effects Of Government Regulations On The Coal Mining Industry. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1980.

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