| style="padding:6px 10px;" | [[DuPont_Asbestos_Exposure|DuPont Edgemoor]], Port of Wilmington, Delaware City Refinery
...5, 1999–2020.</ref> Industrial exposure at DuPont chemical facilities, the Port of Wilmington, and the Delaware City Refinery drives the state's elevated p
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...e, dock worker mesothelioma, stevedore asbestos claim, LHWCA compensation, port worker asbestos
...pan="2" style="padding:10px; text-align:center; font-style:italic;" | Dock workers, stevedores, and cargo handlers
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...e pathways include Great Lakes port operations through the Duluth/Superior port, 3M manufacturing facilities in St. Paul and Maplewood, and the Ford Motor
...lite asbestos in iron ore and taconite deposits exposed miners, processing workers, and surrounding communities in St. Louis County
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...e2e6;" | International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers
...uston and the Golden Triangle — a jurisdiction that runs from Beaumont and Port Arthur in the east, down the 50-mile Houston Ship Channel through Pasadena,
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...hemical complexes from Pasadena to Freeport, the Golden Triangle (Beaumont–Port Arthur–Orange), and the South Texas Project nuclear plant collectively repr
...xonMobil Beaumont, Total Port Arthur (formerly Atlantic Refining), Premcor Port Arthur
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|title=Chemical Plant Workers: PMR 3.8 Mesothelioma Risk, 90% Direct Asbestos Contact
|description=Chemical plant workers face 3.8x mesothelioma mortality with 90% having direct asbestos contact. L
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...0px; border-bottom:1px solid #dee2e6;" | Refineries, petrochemical plants, port and industrial construction, commercial buildout
...ry hosts one of the densest concentrations of refinery, petrochemical, and port construction work in North America. The Houston Ship Channel — established
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...al belt'''. From the Houston Ship Channel to Texas City, from the Beaumont–Port Arthur Golden Triangle to Louisiana's "Cancer Alley" along the lower Missis
...'' encompasses the Houston Ship Channel, Texas City refinery row, Beaumont–Port Arthur–Orange Golden Triangle, Freeport petrochemical complex (Dow Chemical
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|title=Oil Refinery Workers: 410% Higher Mesothelioma Mortality, $178 Million Settlements
...mesothelioma mortality with 90% experiencing asbestos contact. Gulf Coast workers eligible for $30 billion in trust funds.
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...re risks, $5.57M verdicts, and compensation options for Louisiana shipyard workers.
...ale Shipyard, Louisiana shipyard asbestos, Avondale mesothelioma, shipyard workers compensation, Huntington Ingalls asbestos, New Orleans shipyard
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...bestos-trust-payments-lawsuits/ UNIBESTOS insulation product] that exposed workers in nearly '''2,000 high-risk occupations''' to deadly asbestos fibers.
...Corning was warned about asbestos hazards but failed to adequately protect workers.
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...exas City, Baytown, Deer Park, Freeport, and the Golden Triangle (Beaumont–Port Arthur–Orange).<ref name="mlc-plumbers" /> Local 211 members performed exac
...Houston, Pasadena, Texas City, Baytown, Deer Park, Freeport, and Beaumont–Port Arthur — used asbestos pipe insulation as standard practice from the 1940s
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...uction and repair, exposing hundreds of thousands of civilian and military workers between the 1930s and the early 1980s.<ref name="navy-pact" /><ref name="os
...2020s.<ref name="atsdr-asbestos" /> Epidemiological cohort studies of yard workers — including a long-term follow-up at [[Pearl_Harbor_Naval_Shipyard|Pearl Ha
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* '''SMR 5.07''' — Curtis Bay Coast Guard Yard workers had mesothelioma mortality more than five times the general population<ref
| style="padding:10px; border-bottom:1px solid #dee2e6;" | 3,100 civilian workers at Curtis Bay alone<ref name="uscg-yard-history" />
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'''HOST 1:''' Everyone selling. Everyone buying. Everyone except the workers.
...rs inland; shipped via port of Marmari to Aegean, Tyrrhenian Sea, to Roman port of Ostia
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|title=WWII Asbestos Exposure: Shipyard Workers, Military Veterans & Mesothelioma Risk
...to asbestos exposure during World War II (1939-1945). 4.5 million shipyard workers, Navy fleet expanded from 394 to 6,768 vessels, Conservation Orders M-79 an
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...="uscg-oif" /><ref name="dod-cg-oif" /> Coast Guard personnel operating in port facilities and older infrastructure faced potential environmental asbestos
...I (1939-1945): shipyard workers, Conservation Orders, 4.5 million shipyard workers
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== How Can Florida Workers Access Care at Moffitt? ==
Workers throughout Florida may have encountered asbestos at:
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|title=Pipeline Workers & Asbestos Exposure: 17.5x Asbestosis Risk, Compensation & Legal Rights
|description=Pipeline workers face extreme asbestos exposure from pipe insulation, AC pipe, gaskets, and
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...rs''' — driven pile, sheet pile, marine pile, and heavy foundation work in port, bridge, and waterfront construction
...— Texas's [[Houston Ship Channel]], Texas City refinery row, the Beaumont–Port Arthur–Orange Golden Triangle, the Freeport petrochemical complex, the Corp
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