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Viable Substitutes for Asbestos Justify an Immediate Worldwide Ban

The grave health hazards of asbestos are entirely preventable through asbestos substitutes.

The health risks of asbestos exposure are not acceptable in either industrially developed or newly industrializing nations. Moreover, suitable, safer substitutes for asbestos are now available.

An immediate worldwide ban on the production and use of asbestos is long overdue, fully justified and absolutely necessary.

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Asbestos: serpentine and amphibole groups Asbestos minerals made up of two groups: serpentine and amphibole
Serpentine and amphibole mineral groups are associated with asbestos

Worldwide asbestos deaths Asbestos will cause millions of deaths worldwide
Substantial number of deaths attributed to asbestos worldwide

International Ban on Asbestos Collegium Ramazzini calls for an international ban on asbestos
Asbestos Ban must be international in scope, enforced in every country