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April, 2008

Dr. Robert Gale Martin, respected ophthalmologist, dies of mesothelioma

Asbestos contamination plagues old ships, too

Cuyahoga County, Ohio must spend up to $4 million on asbestos removal to attract a developer to downtown Cleveland’s Ameritrust property

Charleston, South Carolina contractor pleads guilty to ignoring orders to stop running asbestos-contaminated illegal dumps

Tonawanda, New York fire station closed because of concerns about asbestos contamination

Texas highway will be closed down temporarily to remove asbestos paint from overpass

EPA has finished clean up of former tire refurbishing plant in Buffalo, New York

Last minute tax concessions pave the way for asbestos clean up and development in O’Fallon, Missouri

Santa Cruz, California SPCA building faces asbestos and mold problems after fire

Three Massachusetts companies fined for violation of asbestos and hazardous waste management regulations

South Africa bans asbestos

Asbestos exposure and other hazards create extreme occupational risks for sanitation workers

Towanda, Pennsylvania officials have hired contractor to demolish three fire-damaged downtown buildings, beginning with asbestos removal

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection gives $1 million to help with clean up of asbestos and other toxins at Northwest Triangle Project

Houston Mayor Bill White says seniors should be permitted to reclaim their belongings despite asbestos contamination from apartment fire

Kerrville, Texas City Council approves code changes, claims not to conflict with state and federal asbestos regulations

Three people charged with theft and conspiracy for illegally moving asbestos-filled dumpsters

Asbestos removal underway in development of Johnston, Pennsylvania’s first “green” building

Asbestos exposure can increase risk of contracting tuberculosis as well as malignant mesothelioma

Officials in Benton County, Arkansas receive a warning, but won’t be fined for illegally demolishing asbestos-containing barn

Aurora, Colorado’s Lowry Community Garden closed, will be relocated because of asbestos concerns

Two Kerrville, Texas building officials resign because of building code changes, some that increase asbestos risk

Students at Austin’s Brykerwoods Elementary may have been exposed to asbestos and lead after school renovations

Former Springfield, Ohio fire chief pleads no contest in connection with burning of asbestos-containing barn

Fire in Houston senior citizen housing leaves personal belongings contaminated with asbestos and residents locked out

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