#36 What 10 Mexican Miners Are Experiencing After Deadly Mine Collapse.

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A coal mine collapsed in Coahuila, Mexico on August 3rd, leaving 10 miners trapped underground with little to no chance for survival. The collapse occurred when water from a nearby reservoir flooded the mine, causing a cave-in. Rick Sanchez is joined by geologist Ray Pilcher and he describes in detail what happens when a mining disaster like this occurs, and what the conditions are like for the victims trapped underground. Sanchez asks the important questions: Why were these miners permitted to work in an illegal mine? Why is it taking so long to get to them? And why is no one talking about this tragedy? RSN_S1_E0036 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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