As mentioned in other articles, a lot of buildings in the state of California contain asbestos in a friable form (insulation wool, to be exact). Some of these buildings are schools built prior to the 1970’s, when asbestos was banned from general public use.
The answer is the government, and the state of California. Asbestos exposure in schools is causing 80 to 100 deaths per year in the entire country, meaning that the government should step in and hire asbestos contractors to remove and renovate the buildings in which classes are held constantly. Asbestos fibers can cause other issues, so even the student didn’t get exposed to a high dosage of asbestos, he or she can develop an asbestos related condition.
Here are some statistics regarding asbestos in Californian schools:
Besides asbestos, around schools you can also find all sorts of other toxic materials, such as pesticides and hazardous PCB compounds that also require abatement or removal.
Towards the removal of asbestos in schools, we recommend parents to form a comity that should raise funds, hire a company and have the job done. Emergency response to this matter will certainly cost a lot less compared to a full mesothelioma treatment in California, as we all know, cancer treatment options include very expensive chemotherapy cycles.
The local education should hold a few classes explaining to pupils and students how the naturally occurring asbestos could attack you internal organs and develop mesothelioma. This could help the children avoid contact with asbestos products, and keep them safe.
Do not hesitate to contact California mesothelioma organization whenever you require further assistance with the matter, because we will be glad to help with information and advice. Remember, asking for information will not cost a thing.
The California State symbols seem to point to that and a lot of natural occurrences support the theory. The idea is that the state might be sitting on a lot of valuable resources
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