Court Battle Wages on Between CA Cities and Makers of Lead Paint
Lead Paint Manufacturers May Become Financially Liable to Victims Like Asbestos, Tobacco Industries
Category: mesothelioma cancer
SUNY ESF’s Syracuse Asbestos Laboratory Service Earned Official Testing Lab Certification
SALTs Now Performs Tests on Air Samples Collected from Construction Sites, Schools
Mesothelioma Survivor: Vermiculite Remains a Threat in American Homes
Mesothelioma survivor Bill Cawlfield is educating others about the dangers of the remaining vermiculite insulation in millions of American homes.
Ohio School Teachers Duct Tape Peeling Asbestos Carpeting to Keep Dust From Children
Fairfield School District Desperate to Replace Three Crumbling School Buildings, Awaits Voter Decision on Bonds
Asbestos Halts Demolition at Food Plant
Work will not resume at the former Bryan Foods plant until authorities deem it to be safe.
After 46 Years in Temporary Buildings, NATO Will Finally Move to Its Permanent Location
After Asbestos Was Discovered in 2004, Officials Pushed for the New Building to Be Completed By 2016
‘Miscommunication’ With Contractor Means Some Asbestos Left in FL School Displacing Students
School Officials Ask For $350,000 More to Abate Remaining Asbestos, Finish Extensive Renovations at Tice Elementary
9/11 Survivors: Worries About Asbestos and Mesothelioma Still Linger
Anniversary of 9/11 reminds many that asbestos exposure that day still leaves them with uncertain future regarding mesothelioma.
Vermont Reaches Agreement with Owner of Old Asbestos Mine
The mine, located in the towns of Eden and Lowell, has long been a health threat to nearby residents.
Famous French Skyscraper Suffering Asbestos Woes
Businesses deserted their offices and workers were evacuated from Tour Montparnasse after “significant exposure” to asbestos dust was reported several times during the last several months
Famous French Skyscraper Suffering Asbestos Woes
Businesses deserted their offices and workers were evacuated from Tour Montparnasse after “significant exposure” to asbestos dust was reported several times during the last several months
EPA Says More Commercial Property Owners “Taking Easy Way Out” When Removing Asbestos
Many try to cut costs by hiring inexperienced, unlicensed workers to abate the toxic material.
Statin Drugs Show Potential as Possible Treatment for Mesothelioma
Statin drugs show potential as therapy in future mesothelioma treatment, according to new research from Japan.
Dozens of Chicago Schools Underwent Summer Asbestos Removal
The city’s Public Building Commission reported that 88 schools required some sort of asbestos abatement though parents say they had no prior warning about the renovations.
Celebrated Asbestos Trial Lawyer, Ron Motley, Dies at 68
Motley Won First “Victory” Against Asbestos Industry For Intentionally Harming Health