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September, 2008

Jury finds Plattsburgh, New York man guilty of falsifying asbestos abatement reports

Asbestos cleanup in hurricane-ravaged Galveston still ongoing

Mesothelioma Awareness Day: What You Don’t Know Can Kill You

Maker of new mesothelioma drug in financial poor health

EPA testing Minneapolis homes for asbestos contamination

Trouble on the tracks at Steamtown National Historic Site?

EPA fines Winslow, Arizona $240,000 for asbestos violations

U.S. House of Representatives working on law to ban asbestos

Worker in British asbestos company died of mesothelioma in 1936, internal documents reveal

Beverly, Massachusetts’ new high school can’t be built until asbestos removed from old one

Davis, West Virginia post office closed after asbestos discovery

Cancer awareness bus makes stop in Barstow, California

Carbondale, Illinois mother and daughter work to establish Mesothelioma Day on September 26

Tennessee Supreme Court holds that employer has duty to prevent foreseeable take-home asbestos exposure to workers’ families

CT scans more useful than x-rays in diagnosing asbestos-related diffuse pleural thickening

Barbara S. Harris, known for revitalization of urban communities in Los Angeles, dies from mesothelioma

Five-year anniversary of Warren Zevon’s death from mesothelioma remembered

Mesothelioma families help each other in Portsmouth, England

Minnesota woman winning battle with mesothelioma

British woman dies of mesothelioma at 28

West Virginia works slowly toward asbestos-free schools

Stratford, Connecticut residents say no to more toxic dumping

Bridger, Montana retired teacher receives sentence for exposing students to asbestos

Asbestos abatement gives Granby, Colorado students a few extra days of summer

Sears, Roebuck settles asbestos removal suit in Pembroke, Massachusetts

Palm Springs, California courthouse under wraps

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