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• American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists President (AARST) Commends Congressman Braley of Iowa for Taking Steps to Prevent Radioactivity in Schoolrooms
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  While no dental amalgam phase out date has been set, UN mercury treaty talks are expected to result in the phase down of dental mercury globally, says ...
• Whistleblower complaints could rise under OSHA proposal
  Filing a whistleblower complaint is about to become a whole lot easier. In line with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) ...
• Cirrus research To Make Some Noise at IOSH 2013
  Cirrus Research, specialists in the design and manufacture of noise monitoring equipment will be exhibiting at this year’s IOSH Exhibition and Conference. ...
• Villagers accuse U.S. judge of bias in $19 billion Ecuador lawsuit
  U.S. federal judge Lewis A. Kaplan is again denying due process and improperly acting as “the world’s judicial police” to help Chevron ...

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