Arizona asbestos mines left behind more than abandoned structures. In this video, attorney Justinian Lane looks at the lasting environmental and public health risks tied to asbestos mining and milling in Arizona, including contamination near former mine and mill sites, cleanup efforts in Tonto National Forest, and the history of asbestos-related Superfund concerns. The episode explains how mine waste, airborne fibers, and long-term exposure risks continued long after production slowed, showing why these sites still matter today. It is a closer look at the legacy of chrysotile asbestos mining and the dangers it left behind.
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