Thursday, August 28, 2008

Presence in high asbestos danger environments

Presence in high asbestos danger environments increases the likelihood of inhaling asbestos fibers and thereby increasing the likelihood of developing lung cancer. Thus, awareness of such environments is important. Below are some potentially high-asbestos danger environments:

Office buildings
Hospitals
Homes
Schools
Factories
Jobs with high asbestos exposure

Mesothelioma & Asbestosis Mortalities Across the US: 1979-2001 (c/o EWG)

“We have seen first-hand how asbestos has wreaked havoc on Americans working in naval shipyards, automobile plants, and the construction industry. Most often this is through their employers’ conscious choice for profits over a worker's health.”

-- Joseph Patrick Williams, a trial attorney in the Asbestos Litigation department of Weitz & Luxenberg

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