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January, 2010

Lafayette High School students may have been exposed to asbestos

Asbestos removal begins at Norton Museum

General Industries factory cleanup almost finished

Missouri approves brownfield tax credits to redevelop commercial building

Galveston investigates how to clean up Falstaff Brewery and city incinerator

University of Central Oklahoma cleans up asbestos over Thanksgiving break

Hudson waterfront development delayed by unexpected asbestos find

Advocates urge more support for EPA to help sick schools

100-year-old houses to become parking lot in Southern California

$63 million in renovations will make Lincoln Hall a green building

Centene Stadium to get healthier and more fan-friendly with renovations

December 2 testimony lends hope to meaningful TSCA reform

Damaged on 9/11, CUNY Fiterman Hall finally torn down following asbestos abatement

Asbestos removal project keeps library closed until January

Mesothelioma claims the life of Air Force veteran at age 71

Hospital plans to build new greenhouse to provide job training for patients

Asbestos and underground oil tank make Massena village board rethink property purchases

Special vote held concerning town hall renovation costs

Lance Armstrong Foundation provides support and advocacy for people with cancer

Gilda’s Club: Supportive communities for people living with cancer and their families

Information about clinical trials for cancer patients

OSHA fines Cambria Contracting $484,000 for willful asbestos violations

Daytona Beach Pier in need of extensive repairs and renovations

Asbestos removal could cost nearly $2 million as Ohio school district seeks bids

Wisconsin labor unions send laid-off construction workers for training over the winter

Florida looks for mesothelioma-causing asbestos at $25 million overpass site

Asbestos pipes found along Sebring Parkway within legal limits

NYC passes law that prohibits asbestos removal and demolition at the same time

Asbestos removal must take place before new bus station can be built

Weyerhaeuser cleans up mess made by waste disposal contractor

Littman Cancer Center offers free yoga classes to patients

Kansas City gearing up for brownfields job training program

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