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How many Alberta oil sands workers have died because of their work?
aproximatly 18934
What is the worst manmade disaster in Australia?
BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill.Otherwise known as the Deep water Horizon Spill and the Macondo Blowout, the ongoing British Petroleum oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is thought to be the worst to date.The spill began on April 20, when an oil well 1,500m below the surface blew out, causing a catastrophic explosion on BP's Deep water Horizon offshore oil drilling platform about 64 km southeast off the coast of Louisiana.Eleven workers died in the blast and another 17 were injured.
How many percent in first class survived?
I'd say about.....40% because about 75% of the crew and workers died:-(
How many workers died on the job of working on the Canadian Pacific Railway and how did they die?
72 workers died. 51 injured
What is the climax of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire?
The climax of this story is when the workers died in the fire because they could not leave escape the fire area.
How did the people die from the oil spill?
There were 11 people that died on the drilling platform when the blowout took place. They died in the fire and explosion. 17 others were injured.
What were the after effects from the attack of September 11?
almost 3,000 people were killed, not only because the tower, which fell down and not over, but they also died from the toxic gases that they breathed in. A lot of firemen, police, and workers in the twin tower also died because the firemen were trying to help the workers get out the bulding,same thing with the policemen, and the workers died because some people didn't get out on time, and the firemen and policemen did the same thing because they were trying to get the workers out the building, but they were too late because one of the twin towers was already coming down, so it was too late, and that twin tower that was coming down, they were in it, everybody was running holding their noses and covering their mouths so they made sure they weren't breathing in the toxic gases that could kill them, so almost 3,000 people were killed and some of those people were only hurt, from that day on 9/11 has been the anniversary of the dear missed firemen,policeme,and workers.9/11 was one of the worst days in America's whole history.
When did John Mitchell - United Mine Workers - die?
John Mitchell - United Mine Workers - died on 1919-09-09.
On March 25, 1911, a fire broke out at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York City. 146 garment workers died because they were unable to escape from the upper floors of the building. What impact did this fire have on the garment industry?
safer condition for factory workers
How many government workers died in the Oklahoma City bombing?
five.
How many workers died building the clifton suspension bridge?
1
If the president and vice president died who would become the president?
the workers
