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April, 2010

Future Calamityville site will require expensive environmental cleanup

Iowa developer indicted on asbestos charges

EPA considers using brownfield sites for clean energy

Mesothelioma risk abated by asbestos removal at North Carolina high school

Renovations of former Air Force station lead to asbestos charges for two men

$41.5 million approved for new VA trauma center and hospital improvements

SWAT team house demolition in Louisiana

Scrap metal company fined for asbestos violations

USS Olympia needs an overhaul its museum can’t afford

Mayor wants to rid Clemson of ugly buildings

Elementary school demolition up to the voters

Historic Patrick Henry Hotel getting a complete makeover

Former Wisconsin federal building to begin renovations

Sibley Mill slated for preservation, redevelopment

NYU surgeon discusses microRNA and mesothelioma prognosis

Memorial Coliseum demolition cheaper than renovations

University of Wisconsin plans to upgrade inadequate fitness facilities

New Hampshire school removes 18,000 square feet of asbestos

Florida businessmen indicted on asbestos charges

Young Marine sergeant dies of cancer at age 25 following service in Iraq

Demolition underway at Besse Hotel

Grant money will pay for cleanup at former Dussault Foundry site

Bethany Hall to be demolished and rebuilt for redevelopment at half the cost of refurbishing

Man arrested for illegal asbestos storage

Pennsylvania considers Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act

Researchers looking at frankincense as possible cure for cancer

Outboard Marine Superfund site gets $18 million for cleanup

Developer has restoration plan for Hangar One

HFA teleconference to take place on March 24

Americans overwhelmingly misunderstand the facts about lung cancer

New York Zen Center trains nurses to help patients with complementary therapies

Nanoparticle developed to deliver immunotherapy for cancer treatment

Asbestos discovered in Hamilton College residence hall

Music downloads benefit research for mesothelioma and other rare cancers

Mississippi middle school shifts students to remove toxic asbestos

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