The phrase "asbestos out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the removal or elimination of asbestos, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The contractor assured us that asbestos out would be completed before the renovation began."
Alternatives: "asbestos removal" or "asbestos abatement".
On a rainy recent morning, the neighborhood was busy with churning backhoes and Environmental Protection Agency inspectors pulling asbestos out of some sites.
Under the mantra of "one fiber can kill," the EPA in the 1980s mounted a costly and probably self-defeating nationwide effort to rip asbestos out of schools.
The Canadian government funds a huge amount of research via "arm's length" funding bodies like the Canadian Institute of Health Research CIHR and National Science and Engineering Research Councilil (NSERC), CIHR answers to the health minister, and NSERC answers to a crazy person who was disappointed when we stopped taking asbestos out of the ground and selling it to India.
"The cost to profit margin has basically pushed asbestos out of the United States," says LaDou. "The litigation business is very active, and actuaries often have better information to determine risk than we have".
"We call on the government to take immediate action to ensure these bedrooms are checked, made safe and have the asbestos removed". Out of 88 universities that responded to questions about asbestos, 38 confirmed they are providing rooms for students that contain asbestos.
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We headed back down the hall, where she pointed out asbestos ceiling tiles, broken windows and wires hanging out of outlets.
The Kaiser Aluminum Corporation, which sought bankruptcy protection to wipe out asbestos liabilities, won a judge's approval to sell its stake in a Jamaican joint venture to Russian Aluminum for $295 million.
Similar to its counterpart in Georgia, Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection notified the EPA it may no longer carry out asbestos enforcement.
The study of sputum from 125 patients with various asbestos exposure pointed out a high correlation between the number of FB in sputum and the level of asbestos exposure.
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