It's not my responsibility/fault
Cry Wolf Quotes
[99 percent of mining accidents] are due absolutely to the carelessness or willful negligence of the men employed in them [sic].
In summary, epidemiologic evidence supports the position that airborne lead in the concentrations found in the general ambient atmosphere is, at most, a minor contributor to lead in blood. The increment of quantity of the airborne lead contribution even if it can be deduced, is biologically meaningless.
Unfortunately, the atmosphere we’re now in prohibits objective scientists from coming forward. And why should they, when they would be crucified by the press, the E.P.A. and the environmentalists? . . . Our stance has been that lead from gasoline does not and has not caused health problems, and I have not seen any data that convinces me differently.
We firmly believe behavior modification and training are the keys to ensure miners know and want to do their work in a safe manner.

