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New Solutions
…that are no longer manufactured or sold. As an example, this paper reviews one such study-a litigation-generated study of Union Carbide Corporation's asbestos-containing product, Bakelite®. This analysis is based on previously secret…
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Reading Castleman, Chapter 9: Company Knowledge
…Disease study," May 11, 1959 In our library: J. M. Robinson (Ætna Safety Engineering) Special Hazards Survey: Occupational Disease Study at Union Carbide Linde Company, Speedway City, Indiana (1959) GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION p. 571. Minutes, Sept…
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Asbestos Timeline: The 1970s
…their X-ray results. Read it September 29, 1975. Union Carbide's H. B. Rhodes reports that mesothelioma findings look discouraging and that the British two-fiber limit does not consider mesothelioma. Read it November 11…
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Reading Castleman, Chapter 5: Asbestos Product Use
…346. R.E. Peele (Union Carbide Chemicals Co.) Industrial Hygiene Survey Construction Insulation Shop. Building 511-2018 Reports 62-1-H-1-G-1 and 62 1-H-2-G-1 (March and July, 1962) See…
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The Motley 1000
…document December 4, 1961 (Nos. 846, 1144). Owens-Corning drops Johns-Manville chrysotile from Kaylo insulation to meet DuPont's and Union Carbide's demands for low chloride. Read the document 1962 (No. 384). Dr. G…
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Reading Castleman, Chapter 10: Historical Research on Toxic Substances
…28, 1973 Inside: Asbestos Information Association Memorandum to Members on FDA Proposed Rulemaking 'Asbestos Particles in Food and Drugs', with Federal Register Notice and Union Carbide Asbestos Correspondence (1973) p. 699. Asbestos Toxicity (LS 77-14…
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Reading Castleman, Chapter 4: Thresholds and Standards
…Beaumont Div. (Feb. 6, 1989). p. 265, note 195. Sayers, I.C. (Union Carbide, U.K., Ltd., Alloys Div.), Asbestos as a Health Hazard in the United Kingdom (1967). Unpublished. In our library: I. C. Sayers…
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Asbestos Timeline: The 1960s
…content. Read it (Motley 1000) December 4, 1961. Owens-Corning drops Johns-Manville chrysotile from Kaylo insulation to meet DuPont's and Union Carbide's demands for low chloride. Read it (Motley 1000) 1962 1962. Dr…
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Union Carbide Documents
Union Carbide's own memos, sales call reports, price lists and test reports on its Calidria asbestos, used as trial exhibits, with the scanned pages of each.
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Asbestos Library
…Union Carbide mined at King City and Coalinga, California, from the early 1960s. Lawyers for asbestos victims gathered them for trial, and they show what the company sold, to whom, and what it knew. exhibits:union…
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Experimental and Toxicologic Pathology
…and then examined, after lifetime observation up to 30 months, for tumours in the abdominal cavity. 1 granular dust (silicon carbide), 2 asbestos dusts (crocidolite, tremolite) and 11 vitreous fibre dust samples were administered. 5 of…
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Asbestos Industry Magazines
…cement. The Asbestos Worker, the insulators' union journal (1912–1963) The insulators who covered pipes and boilers with asbestos had their own magazine. The Asbestos Worker is the journal of their union, the International Association of…
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Asbestos Timeline: The 1980s
…Read it December 11, 1980. M. A. Tappin directs that no union get retired J-M employees' medical records despite OSHA's new rule, preferring to litigate. Read it March 5, 1981. J-M's Audit…
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The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews
…text Abstract Background: Asbestos exposure can lead to asbestos-related diseases. The European Union (EU) has adopted regulations for workplaces where asbestos is present. The EU occupational exposure limit (OEL) for asbestos is 0.1 fibres…
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The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
…8 have an abstract, the authors' own summary as PubMed records it: open "Abstract" to read it. About the journal Publisher: International Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease Published: 1997 to the present, France Language: English…
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Clarence Borel: The Case That Changed Everything
…Borel v. Fibreboard Paper Products Corporation, became the first successful lawsuit to hold asbestos manufacturers liable for failing to warn workers about the dangers of their products.2 The 1973 appellate ruling established legal principles that…
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International Journal of Health Services
…control of asbestos, the inadequate state compensation system, and the difficulties facing labor. After describing recent improvements won by trade unions, mainly in the transnational corporation sector, we discuss the implications for industry, labor, and control…
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Mutation Research. Reviews in Mutation Research
…are considered safe. However, titanium dioxide (E171) has been banned in the European Union because the European Food Safety Authority no longer considers it non-genotoxic. Ingestion of microplastics and nanoplastics are novel exposures; their potential…
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Waste Management & Research
…solid quality data or databases on the quantities of asbestos production and usage are missing and asbestos inventories or the registry of asbestos-related diseases following European Union (EU) or other regulations are not in place…
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Breathe
…round atelectasis, pleural plaques, diffuse pleural thickening and non-malignant asbestos pleural effusion. Although asbestos is banned in most developed countries (in the European Union, since 2002), it is still used in developing countries. Despite these…