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Silicosis

Jury Awards $1.5 Million To Railroad’s Ex-Employee

Aug 14, 2004
| The Virginian-Pilot
A Portsmouth jury ordered Norfolk Southern Railway Co. to pay $1.5 million in damages to a Virginia Beach man who says he contracted silicosis while...

Suit Claims Toxic Dust Hurt Waste Workers

Mar 11, 2004
| AP
A former tunnel worker at the nation's nuclear waste dump in the Nevada desert sued government contractors Thursday, claiming the companies...

Nevada To Inspect Tailings at Yucca Mountain For Dust Hazard

Feb 11, 2004
| AP
Nevada will inspect volcanic-rock tailings piled up outside the tunnel at Yucca Mountain to see if they pose a blowing dust hazard at the planned...

Former Worker: Officials Knew of Toxic Dust at Yucca Mountain

Jan 30, 2004
| AP
Workers at Yucca Mountain in the mid-1990s were exposed to toxic dusts for several years before the Energy Department established effective health...

Silicosis Suit

Feb 27, 2003
| Corpus Christi Caller Times
A Corpus Christi man says he contracted a serious lung disease during his career as a sandblaster. Harrel Horton has sued the manufacturer of the...

Inspectors To Keep Focus On Respiratory Health

Jan 17, 2003
| Arizona Daily Star
Occupational safety inspectors are paying more attention to how dangerous dust affects workers' health. Respiratory health was a key focus of the...

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