Like this one:
*The Deadly Explosion Behind America's Whipped-Cream Shortage*
In August, a gas tanker exploded not far from a nylon factory in Cantonment, Florida. And this winter, just time in for the holiday season, the whole country is facing a sudden shortage of Reddi-wip. These two events are directly related, and their connection reveals the complicated mechanics of bringing sweet whipped dairy topping to your holiday pie.
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/12/the-deadly-explosion-behind-americas-whipped-cream-shortage/511118/
Or how about the Deepwater Horizon?
If we have fewer explosions in the U.S.A. than we used to it's partly because U.S. industry has shut down domestic production in favor of cheap Chinese imports. (The same is true of air and water pollution.)
China also tends to have more people in the vicinity of accidents. Accidents that kill one or two people in the U.S.A. might kill dozens in China.
Sadly, the Republican Party is chipping away at the hard-won work safety regulations we now enjoy.
Sure, Chinese industrial safety is worse than ours, but industries everywhere cut corners hoping to increase profits.