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(07-02-07) July 2nd, 2007 | University Staff Relocated Due To Asbestos Following concerns that were voiced by a number of staff members over the presence of asbestos, the University of Guyana will be relocating staff members from the Faculty of Social Sciences.
(07-03-07) July 3rd, 2007 | Various Fines Issued By Environmental Department The Department of Environmental Protection has recently imposed a variety of fines on individuals and companies for asbestos related violations in the areas of Westfield, Northampton, and Springfield.
(07-05-07) July 5th, 2007 | Widow Advised To Seek Asbestos Compensation A widow from the UK has been urged to seek asbestos compensation after her husband passed away as the result of an industrial disease following exposure to asbestos.
(07-06-07) July 6th, 2007 | Woman Fined For Asbestos Violations A Springfield woman has been fined twelve thousand dollars by the Department of Environmental Protection after she was found guilty of asbestos violations.
(07-09-07) July 9th, 2007 | Asbestos To Be Removed From School Asbestos is set to be removed from a school in New Jersey.
(07-10-07) July 10th, 2007 | Burglary Sparks Asbestos Scare A burglary in the UK has resulted in an asbestos scare, after the items that were stolen were found to be potentially lethal as a result of asbestos exposure.
(07-11-07) July 11th, 2007 | City Building Contains Asbestos Employees at the City of Kingston and Utilities Kingston have been advised that during the renovation of the 1211 John Counter Boulevard building, asbestos was discovered in a construction area.
(07-12-07) July 12th, 2007 | Deceased Man Still Aiding Fight Against Asbestos A UK man that died from the asbestos related cancer, mesothelioma, has left a written statement that could help a national campaign to educate people about what has been dubbed the silent killer, and to fight for victims of asbestos related illness.
(07-13-07) July 13th, 2007 | EPA Accused Of Misleading Public Over 9/11 Contamination The Environmental Protection Agency has been accused of misleading the public with regards to asbestos contamination in the Manhattan area following the terrorist attacks of 2001 that brought down the twin towers of the World Trade Center.
(07-16-07) July 16th, 2007 | Former Wharf Worker Sues Authorities A former wharf worker from South Australia is suing authorities after developing cancer relating to exposure to asbestos.
(07-17-07) July 17th, 2007 | Man And Contractor Fined Over Asbestos Violations A man and a contracting firm have been fined as a result of asbestos violations after the removal of asbestos took place without the proper required licensing.
(07-18-07) July 18th, 2007 | Man Wins Compensation For Asbestos Disease A man from the UK has won compensation of over one hundred thousand pounds (over two hundred thousand dollars) after developing cancer as a result of exposure to asbestos.
(07-19-07) July 19th, 2007 | New Bill In UK To Help Mesothelioma Victims A new bill that has been introduced in the UK will help many more victims of mesothelioma to get money from the state as a result of their illness.
(07-20-07) July 20th, 2007 | Pensioner Causes Asbestos Scare A pensioner from the UK has caused an asbestos scare after removing asbestos from a church roof.
(07-23-07) July 23rd, 2007 | School Demolition Delayed The demolition of an elementary school has faced delays as a result of the discovery of asbestos.
(07-24-07) July 24th, 2007 | Smoker Blames Asbestos For Lung Cancer A smoker has blamed his lung cancer on asbestos exposure, and has filed a lawsuit against over sixty corporations as a result of the disease.
(07-25-07) July 25th, 2007 | Teacher Received Almost Four Million Over Asbestos According to recent reports a former teacher at Bloomington High School received a settlement of nearly four million dollars after being exposed to asbestos and contracting the asbestos related cancer, known as mesothelioma.
(07-26-07) July 26th, 2007 | Teacher's Union Demands Asbestos Removal A teacher's union in the UK has demanded that all asbestos be removed from schools according to a recent industry newsletter.
(07-27-07) July 27th, 2007 | Union Fights For Justice To Asbestos Victims A union in the UK is fighting for justice for victims of asbestos related disease as the House of Lords makes a decision with regards to whether certain asbestos victims should be allowed to claim compensation.
(07-30-07) July 30th, 2007 | ART Reveals Asbestos Claimants Still Suffering Financially The Asbestos Relief Trust has reported that claimants in Cape Town that have received compensation for asbestos related disease are still very poor even after they have been awarded compensation.
(07-31-07) July 31st, 2007 | Clearwater Site Gets Asbestos Cleanup Approval A site in Clearwater has been approved for asbestos removal work by the local county council.
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