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Today in Manufacturing Podcast
Today in Manufacturing has a new podcast brought to you by the editors of Industrial Media. In each episode, we discuss the five biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward.
Operations
Border Work on Track; Rural Towns Fear Virus Spread
Major construction projects are moving forward along the U.S. borders with Canada and Mexico.
Operations
Tribe Won't Back Energy Company's New Mines
The Navajo Nation wants its energy company to move away from coal.
Operations
Deal Reached at Shuttered Montana Coal Mine
The Navajo Transitional Energy Company shut down the mine Thursday after Montana regulators insisted the company waive its immunity as a tribal entity from future lawsuits.
Regulation
Navajo Company Shuts Coal Mine in Dispute
The dispute concerns whether the mine's new owner should be immune as a tribal entity from future lawsuits for environmental violations or reclamation costs.
Regulation
Judge Blocks Trump from Easing Energy Rules
The ground-dwelling greater sage grouse is at the center of a bitter conflict between the administration and conservationists.
Safety
Cleanup of Abandoned Wells Costs U.S.
The GAO has identified almost 2,300 abandoned wells that have not produced oil or gas since 2008.
Operations
Mine Expansion Gets Backing After Sale
The sale would make the Navajo the third largest coal producer in the United States.
Regulation
Trump Barred from Taking Panel's Advice
Since its inception, the Royalty Policy Committee has been criticised for being stacked with members who are biased towards the energy industry.
Regulation
Court Upholds Mine Pollution Rule
The mining industry has a legacy of bankrupt companies abandoning polluted sites and leaving taxpayers to cover cleanup costs.
Safety
States Push Back on New Rail Law
The measure followed a string of fiery and explosive oil train derailments over the past decade.
Safety
Trump Kills Train Safety Proposal
The 2016 proposal followed oil train derailments including a runaway oil train in 2013 that derailed, exploded and killed 47 people.