Sentence examples for federal dust from inspiring English sources

But the CDC researcher also suspects that coal companies don't always comply with federal dust regulations.

And it was a victory on the cheap, the equivalent of federal budget dust.

The vast majority of the apartments in Lower Manhattan that have been cleaned and tested over the last few months had no asbestos contamination from World Trade Center dust, federal Environmental Protection Agency officials said yesterday in releasing the first results from the cleanup program.

The wave of cases has ignited a legal controversy, raising the question of whether federal prosecutors, in dusting off an old statute, are misapplying the law.

Federal investigators focused on dust from the mixing and drying of synthetic rubber and other ingredients as a possible explanation for the explosion.

WASHINGTON — The West Virginia coal mine disaster last year that killed 29 miners was a preventable accident caused by a relatively small flare-up of methane gas that touched off a huge coal dust explosion, federal mine safety officials said Wednesday.

Some locals feel it stands out olfactorily as well as visibly: signs proclaiming "Coal Ash Stinks!" dot a few front gardens on the road across from the landfill, and a group of locals are suing Phill-Con, the landfill's operator, in state and federal courts, claiming that dust and odours from the ash have made them ill.

In 2009 OSHA began developing a federal standard for combustible dust.

For example, the ACC has lobbied against establishing federal rules on silica dust exposure and disclosing the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing.

No federal workplace standard exists for combustible dust.

Questions about spilled coal dust raised by the federal lawsuit should be something that the railroad should be able to disprove, or not.