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February, 2010

Proposed New Hampshire day care site is polluted, dangerous

Mesothelioma claims the life of U.S. Navy Vietnam veteran

LATAG calls for epidemiological and toxicological studies of Libby

St. Louis warehouse gets $1 million in brownfield tax credits for redevelopment

Burst pipe causes asbestos problem for New Jersey school

Mesothelioma-causing asbestos postpones opening of Virginia time capsule

Remediation, preservation underway in Indiana arena project

Pennsylvania nonprofit gets $1.4 million job training grant

Historic Texas church to come down once asbestos is gone

Hotel demolition project begins after asbestos removal

Maryland school district chooses three asbestos removal firms

World War II veteran dies of asbestos-related lung cancer

Franklin Elementary looks forward to asbestos removal and other renovations

Car crashes keep Indiana library closed longer for renovations

South Carolina buildings coming down to make way for new transit center

Queensbury school district begins $16.5 million project

Families inquire about hospice care more after the holidays

Contractors fined for Newport Naval Station asbestos violations

Newly renovated Minnesota church dedicated on January 24

New Jersey yoga studio offers free mini course for cancer survivors

Sculptor, mesothelioma patient not allowed to close his business

Asbestos contamination found at New York State Armory

University $5 million gift to cover asbestos removal, facility upgrades

Asbestos found at Iowa care facility

School auditorium reopens after renovations

Lehman Brothers must pay $3.7 million to clean up failed Oak Knoll project

U.S. Geological Survey facility to get $7 million makeover

South Carolina family gets an Extreme Makeover

Former office building gets over $600k in Clean Ohio funding

Asbestos work could delay start of school in Illnois this fall

Texas VFW to rebuild after tornado

Cleanup begins at old New York railyard

Allegheny County to make air pollution guidelines more stringent

New Hampshire town fined for asbestos violations related to a controlled burn

Memorial Coliseum could come down in March

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