And contrary to OSHA's own analysis, independent estimates show that the agency's proposed rule to regulate worker exposure to crystalized silica is expected to cost the construction industry over $4 billion a year to comply with it.
Dent critiques the financial impact of OSHA's proposed silica regulation on construction.
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