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Ninety percent of all coal miners above the age of 50 have a hearing impairment, and by the time they retire, they are nearly guaranteed a moderate hearing loss.

Good-looking safety eyewear is easier to find these days.

By building a culture of safety in your business, you can minimize expensive injuries and maintain a safer, happier workforce.

Nuisance odors, by themselves, are not typically considered health hazards, but strong nuisance odors can bring work to a halt.

Safety has come a long way, granted, but most programs have not advanced parallel to advances in productivity, technology, or equipment.

Slip-and-fall lawsuits are up more than 300 percent since 1980.

Sometimes getting involved is a no-brainer. But seldom is the situation so black and white.

Determining if chemical exposures are safe for workers who breastfeed falls on the shoulders of EHS pros.

There is a difference between an unethical safety leader and one who occasionally falls prey to twisted leadership safety ethics.

Excertps from Thursday, June 3rd White House press briefing with Press Secretary Robert Gibss fielding questions: