Talk:Asbestos abatement

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The article is certainly informative but lacks historical aspects of abatement, as well as OHS aspects of abatement including air monitoring procedures and inspections. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Danmi17 (talk • contribs) 16:03, 19 January 2024 (UTC)Reply

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The prevailing cancer dogma in the United States espouses the "no threshold" theory of cancer induction. It is stated repeatedly by certain influential health specialists that, since no one knows the minimum amount of a carcinogen required to initiate the growth of a tumor, it must be assumed that any amount of a carcinogen is unsafe. [1]

A scanned PDF file of a journal article states:

considerable controversy exists as to the actual hazard posed by low levels of airborne asbestos [2]

Aim. oca*. Hn.. VoL 40. No. 4. pp. 449-466, 1996

Copyiifht O 1996 Bntisfa Oocnpmtioiu] Hniene Society

PubHihedby Ebcvicr Sdcmcc Ltd. Printed in Great Britain

0003-4878/96 J1S.00+O00

asbestos:

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