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New national safety data shows fewer waste industry injuries and fatalities. What's played the biggest role in the drop?

2013-08-28 22:42:19| Waste Age

Better safety training for workers Increased automation Greater corporate emphasis on safety Public education campaigns like "Slow Down to Get Around" Pure luck Something else (leave comment)

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