Three Women Spark July 4 Miles for Meso Fundraising Event
Three women in Federal Way, Wash., sparked the July 4 Miles for Meso event.
Category: asbestos
Indiana Honors 10 Daycare Centers for Preventing Exposure to Environmental Toxins, Asbestos
Indiana’s Five Star Recognition Program Commends Daycare Centers For Protecting Children Against Pollutants
Philly First Responders Concerned about Asbestos after Building Collapse
Firefighters and EMTs worry that they were exposed to asbestos while performing search and rescue at the Center City Philadelphia structure that came down on June 5.
Columbia County Courthouse Renovation Project On Track Despite Ongoing Asbestos Problems
County Officials Claim Rising Asbestos Abatement Costs Due to Poor Planning By Environmental Contractors
Post-Sandy Soil Could Be Contaminated with Asbestos, Other Toxins
When the so-called “Superstorm” ripped through last fall, five billion gallons of raw sewage were spread throughout New Jersey.
Asbestos in Old Nursing Home Causes Concerns for Residents, Officials
Local officials fear that children and other vagrants may target the vacant, decrepit building despite the dangers that lurk inside.
Debris Laden With Asbestos Strewn Over Indianapolis Neighborhood After Warehouse Fire
Toxic Asbestos Debris Could Have Traveled Up To Seven Miles From Fire Site
Battle with Mesothelioma Turned Janelle Bedel into Unlikely Hero as ‘Wonder Woman’
Janelle Bedel, who died Wednesday, became an unlikely hero as Wonder Woman in her fight against mesothelioma.
Asbestos Organization Unhappy with Changes to Chemical Safety Bill
The Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization was unhappy to see its suggested amendments stripped from the Chemical Safety Improvement Act of 2013
Seven Countries Block Rotterdam Convention Efforts to Restrict Asbestos Shipping
Canada may have stepped aside, but seven countries still block efforts at Rotterdam Convention conference to restrict asbestos shipping worldwide.
Mesothelioma Incidence Rates Remain Steady Despite Dramatic Decline in Asbestos Use
The use of asbestos has been reduced dramatically, but mesothelioma incidence rates still on steady course.
Mesothelioma Advocate Max Baucus Leaving U.S. Senate
Max Baucus leaving U.S. Senate leaves the mesothelioma and asbestos community without one of its strongest supporters