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Florida utility is fined $500,000 for 2017 explosion that killed 5

Florida utility is fined $500,000 for 2017 explosion that killed 5

Tampa Electric Company pleaded guilty in May to “willfully” violating an OSHA rule that required workers to receive a pre-job briefing about the work they were to perform.
Dramatizing the Chernobyl disaster, for its survivors
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Dramatizing the Chernobyl disaster, for its survivors

Unlike the recent HBO series, the Russian-language feature film “Chernobyl 1986,” now on Netflix, explores the human toll of the power plant explosion.
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Land in Russia’s Arctic blows 'like a bottle of champagne'
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Land in Russia’s Arctic blows 'like a bottle of champagne'

Since finding the first crater in 2014, Russian scientists have documented 16 more explosions in the Arctic caused by gas trapped in thawing permafrost.
Pipeline explosion in Corpus Christi leaves 2 dead and 2 missing
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Pipeline explosion in Corpus Christi leaves 2 dead and 2 missing

Six people were injured, officials said, including some who were taken to hospitals to be treated for burns.
Massachusetts gas company to plead guilty after fatal explosion
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Massachusetts gas company to plead guilty after fatal explosion

Columbia Gas has agreed to sell its business in the state and pay a $53 million fine, the authorities said.
Explosions shake a Texas town, and its view on Thanksgiving
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Explosions shake a Texas town, and its view on Thanksgiving

Two explosions forced tens of thousands of people to leave the area around a chemical plant. “As long as we know that we’re O.K., that’s all that really matters,” one resident said.
Coal country divides over an unrepentant boss’s Senate bid
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Coal country divides over an unrepentant boss’s Senate bid

In West Virginia, the name of Don Blankenship, former head of Massey Energy, can evoke hopes for bygone prosperity or the anguish of a deadly disaster.
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