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  Asbestos Diseases

  What happens when we breathe? When we take a deep breath, the air goes down the wind-pipe (or trachea) into the middle of the chest. There the trachea divides into two, then four, then eight - ...

  Jul. 5, 2007
  

  By Kazan, McClain, Satterley, Lyons, Greenwood & Oberman, A Professional Law Corporation

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  Asbestos in cigarettes

  The original version of the Kent Micronite cigarette filter used crocidolite, a form of asbestos, from 1952 until at least mid-1956. Cigarettes from intact, unopened packs of the brand from this period were examined. One filter contained approximately 10 mg of crocidolite. Crocidolite structures were found in the mainstream smoke from the first two puffs of each cigarette smoked. At the observed ...

  Jan. 10, 2009
  

  By Queensland Laboratory

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  What is asbestos?

  Asbestos is the name for a group of naturally occurring silicate minerals that can be separated into fibers. The fibers are strong, durable, and resistant to heat and fire. They are also long, thin and flexible, so that they can even be woven into cloth. ...

  Jul. 5, 2007
  

  By Kazan, McClain, Satterley, Lyons, Greenwood & Oberman, A Professional Law Corporation

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  The Asbestos Debacle

  Society and industry are diligently working to find better solutions through waste reduction, recycling and reuse, but what is the plan for hazardous materials, such as asbestos, in buildings and property? Known as the miracle mineral, asbestos was used for its resiliency against chemical attack and its excellent tensile strength and superior fire-proofing characteristics. The material was used ...

  Sep. 16, 2010
  

  By ABCOV Companies

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  EnviroVantage-experts in asbestos abatement

  Asbestos is a group of naturally occurring minerals with long, thin fibrous crystals. It was sometimes referred to as the 'miracle mineral' because of its beneficial properties such as insulation and fire protection. In the U.S., chrysotile has been the type of asbestos used most commonly. Its long fibers are often found in a wide variety of materials such as vinyl floor tiles, mastic, sheetrock, ...

  Jun. 1, 2008
  

  By EnviroVantage

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  Asbestos in the Home and School

  This section discusses the presence of asbestos in houses, rental apartments, schools and other public buildings, and has a list of useful EPA contacts.   Does Your House Contain Asbestos? ...

  Jul. 6, 2007
  

  By Kazan, McClain, Satterley, Lyons, Greenwood & Oberman, A Professional Law Corporation

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  Asbestos Management in the Middle East

  Asbestos management in the Middle East - August 2014. Discussing some of the negative aspects of Asbestos management in the region, and providing solutions as to what can be done to reduce exposure from this 'silent killer'. The article was originally published in the publication Construction Week, and is a follow up to a previous Asbestos management artcle written five years earlier in June 2009 ...

  Aug. 2, 2014
  

  By TEP Environmental Consultants

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  BLDGTEC Asbestos Encapsulation

  DON’T DISTURB THE ASBESTOS by removal, disposal and buried in Our environment, this consider to be ( Hazardous solution ) but the Practical and safer solution from our evaluation as BLDGTEC IS “ ASBESTOS ENCAPSULATION ” by using our unique NUKOTE COATING SYSTEMS. It is well documented that improper removal of asbestos can be far more hazardous than if the asbestos is not removed at all. Our ...

  Oct. 25, 2006
  

  By BLDGTEC

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  Guide to asbestos in the workplace

  Asbestos is a well-known hazard in many workplaces - whether the asbestos is part of the work itself, or whether it is simply in components of the building or site where work is being performed. Employers are bound by regulations of both the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that serve to protect employees from asbestos exposure ...

  Feb. 26, 2008
  

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  Case study - What is asbestos?

  Asbestos is the name for a group of naturally occurring silicate minerals that can be separated into fibers. The fibers are strong, durable, and resistant to heat and fire. They are also long, thin and flexible, so that they can even be woven into cloth. Because of these qualities, asbestos has been used in thousands of consumer, industrial, maritime, automotive, scientific and building products. ...

  Feb. 20, 2008
  

  By Kazan, McClain, Satterley, Lyons, Greenwood & Oberman, A Professional Law Corporation

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  Protecting Workers From Asbestos

  However, repair, renovation, and demolition operations often generate airborne asbestos, a mineral fiber that can cause chronic lung disease or cancer. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has developed regulations designed to protect cleanup workers from asbestos hazards. OSHA’s Standards for Asbestos The work of flood cleanup personnel involves the repair, renovation, ...

  Sep. 16, 2005
  

  By U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)

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  The Asbestos Management and Maintenance Program

  STEP ONE: ASSESSMENT AND SURVEYThe first step of the Asbestos Management Program is to do an asbestos survey to assess the location, identify the type of asbestos, the condition of the asbestos and identify a maintenance record. This asbestos inventory or assessment is usually carried out by an independent consulting firm. This assessment or survey will include: Identification and location of the ...

  Jan. 1, 1995
  

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  The `Anatomy` of an Asbestos Lawsuit

  Clients and potential clients are often curious about 'what happens' in an asbestos lawsuit.   This is a difficult question to answer because every case we handle is unique, and one of the things that makes The Firm distinctive is that we ...

  Jul. 6, 2007
  

  By Kazan, McClain, Satterley, Lyons, Greenwood & Oberman, A Professional Law Corporation

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  Asbestos: Eliminating the Threat

  While asbestos dangers are well documented, history has long avoided eliminating the threat it poses to human health. We are starting to progress in our waste habits by recycling different streams of waste and using closed landfills constructively. Composting food waste and recycling plastics, glass, metals, cardboard and newspapers is our way of life. We are ...

  Jun. 19, 2014
  

  By ABCOV Companies

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  Asbestos in soil methods

  I wanted to start off this brief technical summary with an item that appeared in the January 2009 Indoor Environment Connections publication… “Asbestos in Soil; The State of the Issue, Tom Laubenthal, Sean Fitzgerald, Alan Seagrave, P.G. In this session, Laubenthal and Seagrave will describe the nature of asbestos contamination in soil. This issue has perplexed the industry for years. What ...

  Jan. 15, 2009
  

  By International Asbestos Testing Laboratories (iATL)

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  Asbestos: A final chapter?

  In mid-June, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Judith Fitzgerald of the Western District of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh is scheduled to convene her court and hold confirmation hearings on a complex, $1 billion reorganization plan for Federal-Mogul Corp., the ...

  Jun. 29, 2007
  

  By Kazan, McClain, Satterley, Lyons, Greenwood & Oberman, A Professional Law Corporation

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  The Trouble with Asbestos Disposal

  Hailed as a miracle mineral because of its superior fire resistance and tensile strength, asbestos was installed abundantly into our built environment for over 200 years. However, once it was established that this undeniably useful resource was a dangerous carcinogen, Australia and many other countries enacted strict regulations for handling asbestos and asbestos containing material (ACM). There ...

  Jan. 28, 2014
  

  By ABCOV Companies

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  Asbestos and Other Hazardous Wastes

  Asbestos has been used in products since the first century as tablecloths, candle wicks, blankets, etc. At that time the advice to slave owners: do not buy slaves who had worked in an asbestos mine, because they died prematurely. In the early 18th century asbestos started to be used in building materials and continued in the United States until its use in building materials started to be banned ...

  Jun. 21, 2011
  

  By ABCOV Companies

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  Asbestos the Problem and the Solution

  DON’T DISTURB THE ASBESTOS by removal, disposal and buried in Our environment, this consider to be ( Hazardous solution ) but the Practical and safer solution from our evaluation as BLDGTEC IS “ ASPESTOS ENCAPSULATION ” by using our unique NUKOTE COATING SYSTEMS. It is well documented that improper removal of asbestos can be far more hazardous than if the asbestos is not removed at all. Our ...

  Oct. 25, 2006
  

  By BLDGTEC

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  Asbestos management goes digital - Mobile solutions for asbestos tracking

  Compliance with new regulations is nearly impossible using only paper-based systems, especially for owners of large numbers of buildings. A critical component of any asbestos management strategy is the effective application of technology – but selection and implementation of systems can mean a large investment of both time and money. The objective of this article is to provide an explanation of ...

  Aug. 1, 2007
  

  By Basebridge.com Limited