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Cuts in workers' health plans put lives of US coal miners in jeopardy

Updated: 2025-11-27 09:35

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Emery hugs Delisa Legg (center), a black lung benefits counselor, at the Rainelle Medical Center during a Fayette County Black Lung Association meeting in Oak Hill on Sept 16. CAROLYN KASTER/AP

Former miner and coal truck driver Randy Lawrence said leaders should do an eight-hour shift underground. "They're doing everything they can to hurt the working man," he said, lugging his oxygen tank.

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