Hazard injury news

Here are some recent news articles about hazards and injuries:

Workplace Hazards

• "OSHA Cites Construction Company for Exposing Workers to Fall Hazards" (OSHA, March 2023) - A construction company in California has been cited by OSHA for exposing workers to fall hazards at a construction site.
• "New Study Reveals High Rate of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses in the US" (EHS Today, February 2023) - A new study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics has found that the rate of workplace injuries and illnesses in the US has remained steady over the past few years.

Product Recalls

• "Recall Alert: Thousands of Defective Power Tools Recalled Due to Laceration Hazard" (Consumer Reports, March 2023) - A recall has been issued for thousands of power tools due to a laceration hazard.
• "Recall Alert: Baby Monitor Recalled Due to Fire Hazard" (Consumer Reports, February 2023) - A baby monitor has been recalled due to a fire hazard.

Environmental Hazards

• "Toxic Chemical Spill in Ohio River Raises Concerns About Water Safety" (CNN, March 2023) - A toxic chemical spill in the Ohio River has raised concerns about water safety in the affected areas.
• "Study Finds High Levels of Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water" (Environmental Defense Fund, February 2023) - A new study has found high levels of toxic chemicals in drinking water in many parts of the US.

Transportation Hazards

• "NHTSA Issues Recall for Defective Airbags Due to Risk of Injury" (NHTSA, March 2023) - The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has issued a recall for defective airbags due to the risk of injury.
• "Study Finds High Rate of Pedestrian Fatalities in US" (AAA, February 2023) - A new study has found a high rate of pedestrian fatalities in the US, with many of these fatalities occurring at intersections.

Other Hazards

• "New Study Reveals High Rate of Foodborne Illnesses in the US" (CDC, March 2023) - A new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found a high rate of foodborne illnesses in the US.
• "Study Finds High Rate of Home Fires Caused by Electrical Issues" (NFPA, February 2023) - A new study by the National Fire Protection Association has found a high rate of home fires caused by electrical issues.