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Report: Alleged Asbestos Violators and Massachusetts Regulators Agree to Consent Order

A news feature from GazetteNet.com takes a closer look at recent environmental news headlines involving Holyoke and other parts of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.   One issue discussed in the article is a large-scale effort to clean up the Connecticut River Watershed. The Watershed stretches over 400 miles through Vermont, New…

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Federal Government Gives Mass Town Millions to Abate Lead and Asbestos

For much of the last century and even long before, many of the materials used to construct the average building were toxic – toxic to the workers who made the materials, and toxic to the contractors and laborers who installed the materials. While it seems crazy that deadly toxins were…

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A Look at the 9/11 First Responders and How Their Health is Now

According to a recent news article from the Environmental Working Group (EWG), in the immediate aftermath of the horrific terror attack on the United States, many people were awestruck by images of burning jet fuel and smoke rising in the air. There was, in fact, 90,000 gallons of burning aviation…

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One Man’s Struggle with Mesothelioma

A diagnosis of malignant pleural mesothelioma is devastating. A person begins to experience chest pain, abdominal pain, or shortness of breath and goes to the doctor to see what is wrong. He or she is told they have malignant pleural mesothelioma, and even though patient only just learned of having…

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Final Days for Historic Building in Wellesley Due to Asbestos Issues

Many of the beautiful old structures in cities and towns across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts were built during a time when asbestos was heavily used in most or all aspects of construction. According to a recent news article from Wicked Local Wellesley, the Town of Wellesley is nearing the point…

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BASF Having Trouble with Mesothelioma Claims Against Acquired Company

BASF is one of the largest chemical companies in the world. Business was going well for the company, and it seemed like it had money to burn. As part of its desire to grow and expand, the firm purchased an ownership interest in a company known as the Engelhard Corporation,…

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Mesothelioma Victim’s Advocate says Deadly Waste Makes PA Town Look like “Third World County”

The state of Pennsylvania has had lots of ups and downs in terms of its economy over the past 200 years. The state shifted from an agriculture-based economy to one dominated by mining operations and steel production during the industrial revolution. While central Pennsylvania remained largely agricultural, the eastern part…

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New Concerns over Asbestos Exposure

Despite the fact that widespread use of asbestos and asbestos-laden products was largely abandoned in the late 1970s, when the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) banned the substance, it continues to be a problem. While the EPA’s ban on asbestos was eventually overturned as unconstitutional, public awareness made continued…

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New Research on New Mesothelioma Treatments

There are several treatment options available for patients who are diagnosed with malignant pleural mesothelioma. The problem with all of these treatment options is they generally do not work very well. Mostly, they are able to sustain a patient’s life for a matter of months, so the victim has longer…

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Whistle Blowers at UC Davis Claim University has Exposed Students to Asbestos

According to a recent feature from ABC News 10, two full-time employees of University of California Davis and five students have decided to blow the whistle on what they consider to be a problem dating back several years. These seven individuals have filed whistleblower complaints with UC Berkeley. All of…

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