7 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Cape Province
…after the Cape of Good Hope, the region was formally the Cape Colony under British rule and became Cape Province at the formation of the Union of South Africa in 1910. Commercial crocidolite mining in the…
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Belvidere Mountain
…in 1899 under the Vermont Asbestos Company. Operations passed through several owners, including Ruberoid and GAF Corporation, before being purchased by employees as the Vermont Asbestos Group in 1975, which continued mining until economic and regulatory…
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Bluerock Mine
…purchase invoices, or union records that might identify Canadian chrysotile suppliers or distributors. Ask whether a provenance or fiber-burden analysis of available tissue or product samples could help identify a Quebec source; this can matter…
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Homestake Gold Mine
…Provenance Analysis Notes If you or a family member worked at Homestake, preserve employment records, union records, and any industrial hygiene or dust-monitoring documents. These establish duration and nature of exposure. Ask treating pathologists whether…
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Peter Mitchell Mine
…locations. These details anchor exposure claims. Ask your legal team whether a fiber-burden or tissue digestion analysis is appropriate; mineralogical matching to Mesabi Range ore can strengthen causation. Preserve any union records, W-2s, Social…
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Taconite
…ore composition varies by deposit. Ask whether fiber analysis distinguished the amphibole types tied to taconite from commercial asbestos products. Preserve any employment or union records from Iron Range mining and processing work. ore-provinces-deposits
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Woodsreef Mine
…payslips, employment records, union records, or photographs from Woodsreef or Chrysotile Corporation of Australia; these documents are often decisive in Australian dust diseases claims. Tell your doctor and legal team specifically about any Woodsreef connection, including…