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Category Archives: Asbestos Exposure
Illinois man faces fines related to mesothelioma asbestos exposure
Ray F. Landers, along with Next Generation Ministries, failed to protect Virden, Illinois residents during a project on the town’s nursing home. Continue reading
School district accepts bids for mesothelioma-causing asbestos removal
The town plans to rid its buildings of asbestos, including Eli Terry Elementary School. Continue reading
Former Massachusetts town hall to be tested for mesothelioma-causing asbestos
Countless old buildings contain asbestos materials like attic insulation, drywall, floor or ceiling tiles or even paint. Continue reading
Canadian demolition company charged with illegally dumping asbestos mesothelioma material
Asbestos must be disposed of properly in an effort to limit human exposure to the potentially deadly fibers. Continue reading
Ceiling collapse may have drenched parishioners in mesothelioma asbestos
Perhaps the most common asbestos-containing material is pink attic insulation, found in millions of older homes and buildings nationwide. Continue reading
Mesothelioma asbestos abatement scheduled for Bristol, Vermont building
Asbestos abatement, while not inexpensive, is required prior to the demolition of any building in the United States in an effort to protect public health. Continue reading
NIOSH launches asbestos study on firefighters, investigates prevalence of mesothelioma
Firefighters are just one group of individuals considered at a high risk of asbestos exposure, along with construction workers, miners, and veterans. Continue reading
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Asbestos found in Asheville High School, prompting mesothelioma concerns among staff and parents
Asbestos products can be found in aging school buildings across the country, and removal is often very costly. Continue reading
Asbestos-backed mural to be removed from Colorado’s public art collection due to mesothelioma cancer concerns
Asbestos materials such as drywall, attic insulation and floor tiles can pose a threat to human health if they become friable and asbestos fibers are inhaled. Continue reading
Phase III of mesothelioma asbestos removal begins at Montgomery County site
Asbestos removal is often time-consuming and especially costly, due to the fact that asbestos materials must be removed by licensed professionals, disposed of in designated areas, and subsequently replaced with non-carcinogenic substitutes. Continue reading