|title=Stratford Connecticut Contamination: How a Brake Factory Created Connecticut's Worst Superfund Site
...46+ residential properties, creating one of America's worst environmental contamination cases—with a devastating pattern of under-25 mesothelioma cases from childh
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...rd, the Navy's oldest facility, exposed 25,000 workers to asbestos. Now an EPA Superfund site. Learn about health risks and compensation options.
...oss its 126 acres and 188 buildings, demonstrating the pervasive nature of contamination from decades of industrial operations. The yard's history spans three disti
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| style="padding:10px; font-weight:bold; border-bottom:1px solid #555;" | EPA Status
...ion as an EPA Superfund site, with ongoing remediation efforts identifying contamination at 229 shipyard facilities.<ref name="mlc-shipyard-legal" /> The facility c
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| style="padding:10px; font-weight:bold;" | EPA Status
...s contained between 30 and 500 tons of asbestos insulation each.<ref name="epa-asbestos" /> Industrial hygiene measurements documented exposure levels of
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| style="padding:10px; border-bottom:1px solid #dee2e6;" | EPA Superfund site
...designation since 1993''' — $300+ million cleanup confirms the severity of contamination across the 5,200-acre site
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...tion=42,000 WWII workers exposed to asbestos at America's oldest shipyard. EPA Superfund site since 1999. Learn your compensation rights today.
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| style="padding:10px; font-weight:bold; border-bottom:1px solid #dee2e6;" | EPA Status
...ntained asbestos materials, and the facility's severe contamination led to EPA Superfund designation in 1994. Workers filed lawsuits against more than 25
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|title=Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Asbestos: 32,500 Workers, EPA Superfund Site
|description=Puget Sound Naval Shipyard exposed 32,500+ workers to asbestos. EPA's 17th most toxic site. Learn about compensation for Bremerton shipyard wor
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...st environmental and public health disasters in American history, with the EPA declaring it a Superfund site.
...undreds of residents developed asbestos-related illness from environmental contamination of the town
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...y" by the 1950s, yet workers weren't warned until the mid-1960s.<ref name="epa-asbestos" />
...kers brought asbestos home on clothing, skin, and hair, creating household contamination that persisted for years."
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...ion EPA cleanup''' — Stratford facility designated Superfund site in 1995; remediation ongoing with Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding<ref name="ep12transcript
| '''Stratford contamination''' || 270,000 cubic yards asbestos waste distributed free to 46+ residentia
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| style="padding:10px; border-bottom:1px solid #dee2e6;" | 50× EPA limits documented
...unch capsules contained asbestos at concentrations '''50 times higher than EPA safety standards''', exposing missile crews locked underground for 24-hour
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...centers contained materials with '''asbestos concentrations up to 50 times EPA safety limits''', and the subsequent Missile Community Cancer Study identif
...elly AFB costing '''$329 million''' for total remediation. Seven bases are EPA Superfund sites.<ref name="mesonet-af-bases" />
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| style="padding:10px;" | Curtis Bay, MD (EPA Superfund)
...designated an '''EPA Superfund site in 2002''' after decades of industrial contamination, and a mortality study of its civilian workforce documented a mesothelioma
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* '''12 waiver states enforce themselves''' — AHERA allows states to assume EPA's oversight role, but delegated enforcement is consistently weaker than dir
* '''EPA now calls legacy school asbestos an unreasonable risk''' — the 2024 TSCA Pa
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...Dual Exposure Paradox (SMR 0.75), MARDETs aboard Navy ships, Camp Lejeune contamination, 10+ installations, amphibious operations, AAV/LVT vehicles, VA benefits ($
| style="padding:10px; border-bottom:1px solid #dee2e6;" | Water + asbestos contamination
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...pecialized legal and medical care.<ref name="libby-mortality" /><ref name="epa-ambler" /> Understanding these disparities is essential for patients and fa
...pational exposure from nearby asbestos manufacturing operations.<ref name="epa-ambler" /><ref name="mlc-stages" />
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...s]], [[Sheet Metal Workers|sheet metal workers]], and painters encountered contamination throughout their work areas. Even laborers not directly handling asbestos s
...ves and 7.6% of sons developed asbestos-related lung damage from household contamination.<ref name="mesonet-navy-veterans" /> Family members who never set foot in t
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...luding Superfund sites at Aberdeen Proving Ground and Fort Lewis<ref name="epa-apg-rod" /><ref name="usgs-ftlewis" />
...on asbestos-containing components<ref name="va-bva-22062749" /><ref name="epa-brake" />
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...+ major shipyards''' — with documented asbestos contamination, multiple on EPA Superfund list<ref name="mlc-mare-island" />
...aval and private shipyards with documented asbestos exposure, including 4+ EPA Superfund sites<ref name="mlc-mare-island" />
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