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August, 2010

Furniture store building from 1930s burns down

Discussing breakthrough cancer pain with the experts

Asbestos-laden King’s Inn to be demolished

Massachusetts goes after environmental offenders to pay their fines

Millions of dollars already spent to rehabilitate U.S. Army munitions site

Franciscan Health Systems wins award for hospice and palliative care

Cleveland bridge opens after asbestos delays construction for a year

Asbestos removal limits access to Rome school

Over 400 Libby asbestos deaths can be blamed on W.R. Grace

Mesothelioma patient gets one more chance to play at golf tournament

Mayor wants asbestos pipes replaced in Florida mobile home park

With a little work, old fire hall could revitalize Michigan town

Asbestos removal to take a year at former Owens Corning building

Soccer tournament honors mesothelioma victim

Human extracellular matrix effective against mesothelioma and other cancers in studies

Courthouse annex demolition to begin in August following asbestos abatement

Asbestos, other concerns at Emge Plant fire site

Former Denver Marriott comes down

Campus housing on former Air Force base gets serious renovations

Asbestos, mold, electrical problems plague Georgia nursing home

9/11 responders $712 million settlement awaits approval from plaintiffs

Asbestos-laden college dorm becomes LEED-certified admissions office

Lakeland High School fined for asbestos violations

Israeli HMO to reimburse patients for miRview cancer test

Texas city failed to enforce state asbestos regulations for years

Mesothelioma treatment study begins for TroVax

Colorado gives high school $1 million grant for asbestos removal

Broward courthouse evacuates employees following burst water pipe

Asbestosis patient counters argument that asbestos regulations are too strict

Australian company develops negative air fan for asbestos and contaminant removal

Illinois minister sentenced to probation for asbestos violations

International researchers renew call for worldwide asbestos ban

University of Oregon fire causes $500k in damages, building closed indefinitely

S.S. United States gutted, but not destined for scrap

Toledo seeks $10 million HUD grant for vacant skyscraper

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