Asbestos: The Cost of Waiting
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Through the Interreg InDiMaND project, emergency teams from 9 countries are rewriting the crisis playbook together before the siren sounds.
Millions of tons of cancer-causing asbestos rock were crushed into everyday gravel and spread across the EU for roads and paths.
Inhaling the fibers causes fatal lung cancer. So how did this happen, and who pays for it?
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