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Residents near Tustin hangar say they're still waiting for asbestos debris to be removed from homes – Orange County Register
The City Council has approved using $7.8 million from the city's reserves for paying the asbestos contractors that have been working on removal.
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Deadly flesh-eating bacteria is found in several states. Do I need to worry?
While flesh-eating bacteria infections are rare, they can be deadly. Experts say they’re also not going anywhere anytime soon.
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BNSF train derails in Wisconsin near De Soto along Mississippi River
The derailment occurred near Highway 82, which crosses the river near the border with Iowa.
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California Toxics: Out of state, out of mind
A CalMatters investigation finds that environmentally stringent California sends nearly half its toxic waste across its borders, often to states with weaker rules. One of the biggest out-of-state dumpers: the state’s own hazardous waste watchdog.
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California Toxics: Out of state, out of mind | CalMatters Investigation
A CalMatters investigation finds that environmentally stringent California sends nearly half its toxic waste across its borders, often to states with weaker rules. One of the biggest out-of-state dumpers: the
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California dumps toxic waste in states with weaker laws
A CalMatters investigation finds that environmentally stringent California sends nearly half its toxic waste across its borders, often to states with weaker rules.
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E-Waste Could Become a 'Gold Mine' for Rare-Earth Elements
Mining electronic waste for rare-earth elements while isolating the remaining toxic chemicals could help solve the global e-waste crisis
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