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Asbestos fibers can be resuspended in residential areas near a site

Airborne asbestos fibers can infiltrate residential areas.

The attorneys at the personal injury law firm of Weitz & Luxenberg have decades of experience defending victim’s rights in practice areas that include: accidents/general injury, dangerous drugs, medical malpractice, and environmental pollutants.

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Residential soil showed trace levels of asbestos, so it appears that asbestos fibers can be resuspended in residential areas near the site, or tracked into the home to be re-suspended with house dust.

The levels of asbestos in air remain uncertain, but levels would likely be less than what was found in EPA sampling through actively disturbing on-site soil.

Asbestos levels in soil are less in the neighborhood than on-site; furthermore, most yards have grass and vegetation, which minimizes disturbance of the soil.

Courtesy of the Washington Department of Health

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Vermiculite facility's furnace
Spokane air samples
Smokestack spewed asbestos dust
Court remands EPA asbestos ban
Transmission Electron Microscopy
Asbestos fiber size and toxicity
Vermiculite and mesothelioma
Processing Vermiculite
Inhalation of asbestos fibers
Airborne asbestos standards
Airborne asbestos standards
Waste Piles and Asbestos
Off-site asbestos trace levels
Asbestos dust in household
Asbestos Air Pollution Control
Asbestos Soil Samples
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EPA minimizes asbestos exposure
Asbestos fibers in Residential areas
Children and asbestos
Public Health Threat
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DOH Contact Information DOH’s Gary Palcisko for information on asbestos and vermiculite sites
DOH contact, Gary Palcisko, for asbestos and vermiculite information

EPA minimizes asbestos exposure EPA will minimize asbestos exposure to Spokane workers and residents
EPA oversight can minimize asbestos exposure for current residents

Spokane Health Department State Department of Health report on Spokane asbestos and vermiculite
Health department report on Spokane, Washington, asbestos-vermiculite.