FAA appears in 3 Union Carbide documents (1964–1987).
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In the Union Carbide documents
FAA is named in 3 Union Carbide documents dated 1964 to 1987 (3 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- Compilation: C. E. Metten Trip Report on Asbestos Flooring Felts (1964) and R. G. Woolery Monthly Summary Report on Asbestos Research and Development (1967) UC-795 (mentioned)
- Dorothy L. Stansel, "How to Determine the Risk Associated with Asbestos," Building Operating Management (April 1985) UC-894 (mentioned)
- Kenneth S. Cohen, Review of 'Sourcebook on Asbestos Disease, Vol. 2' in Occupational Health & Safety (1987) UC-3495 (mentioned)
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