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Charleston Mayor Addresses Asbestos Risks in City Infrastructure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Charleston Mayor William Cogswell officially recognized September 26 as Mesothelioma Awareness Day during the council meeting on September 22. Cogswell read a proclamation regarding the disease, which was presented to Motley Rice LLC. He stated that asbestos was used in virtually all office buildings, homes, and public schools constructed before 1975.

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The discussion highlighted that asbestos exposure is recognized as the worst occupational health hazard in U.S. history. Cogswell noted that many victims were exposed in various U.S. markets, including Charleston, raising concerns about long-term health risks associated with the city's infrastructure.

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Who's involved

  • CharlestonCity hosting the discussion on building materials and infrastructure.
  • William CogswellMayor of Charleston who led the discussion on the disease and its origins.
  • city councilLegislative body where the awareness day was officially recognized.

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