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Fragmented records of asbestos exposure leave Utah workers and veterans unseen and unprotected

Not a ‘Shadow Registry’ – Rowan County’s asbestos exposure crisis calls for accountability

The AFFF Filing deadline closed — but most Michigan firefighters remain unrepresented

Opinion: OSHA’s outdated ethylene oxide rules are putting Bay Area workers at risk

This colorless, flammable gas is a persistent threat to workers under outdated federal rules

Shadow Registry of Asbestos-Related Disease Still Endangers Communities

West Virginia must close the cancer coverage gap for women firefighters

Revising OSHA’s Ethylene Oxide Regulations Is Key to Protecting America’s Workforce

EPA blind spots leave workers unprotected from ethylene oxide’s cancer risks

Alaska law requires switching to toxin-free firefighting foam

A national mesothelioma registry would speed diagnosis and care for Virginia Vets

Waiting for rescue: Protecting Firefighters Through The PFAS Alternatives Act 2023

Is firefighting foam alternative safe enough?

Contributor: The “VET PFAS Act 2023” Promises Disability Benefits to PFAS-Exposed Veterans

How Safe is Safe? AFFF Alternatives and Human Toxicity

Opinion: A national mesothelioma registry could combat misdiagnosis in Utah veterans

Opinion: Why Is a National Mesothelioma Registry Necessary for Ve4terans in 2025

The case for national mesothelioma registry for veterans

Environmental Litigation Group Endorses PFAS Fund Legislation Introduced by Senator Booker and Representative Soto

Chemical Companies’ PFAS Payouts are Huge – But the Problem is even Bigger

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The FDA's loose plan to regulate heavy metals continues to allow toxic baby food on shelves

Deep look at NC environmental bias

Environmental racism in America: How it's affecting vulnerable communities

Veterans at High Exposure of Developing Cancer Due to Exposure to "Forever Chemicals" Military Bases