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	Mesothelioma Health Information Asbestos found at Pearson School in Winchester Connecticut A minor flood last week exposed asbestos in a Pearson Middle School classroom that the district is taking steps to remove before students and teacher return in late August. By KARSTEN STRAUSS Register Citizen Staff WINSTED - A minor flood last week exposed asbestos in a Pearson Middle School classroom that the district is taking steps to remove before students and teacher return in late August. The flood, which occurred July 31, was caused by a malfunctioning air conditioner. "The condensation pipe from the air-conditioning unit backed up and what it did in room 207 was, the air conditioning units in the vents are right in the middle of the room, the water came right out of the unit and was collecting on the floor," Pearson Principal Clay Krevolin said. Water that settled on the floor of the classroom caused tiles to expand, become loose and dislodge, Krevolin said. The glue that adheres the tiles to the floorboards, called mastic, can, in the case of older buildings, contain asbestos, he said. Tests were conducted last week by Groton-based Mystic Air Quality, and it was confirmed that the glue in Pearson did contain asbestos, Krevolin said...(read more) posted by MesoHealth at 9:08 AM 0 comments Hundreds of asbestos cases heard individually in Michigan The state Supreme Court has banned the strategy that cleared more than 3,000 asbestos lawsuits from Saginaw County's court dockets. Friday, August 11, 2006 ERIN ALBERTY THE SAGINAW NEWS The state Supreme Court has banned the strategy that cleared more than 3,000 asbestos lawsuits from Saginaw County's court dockets. Trial courts no longer may "bundle" asbestos-related cases for settlement or trial, and instead must hear every case individually, the court determined in an administrative order it issued this week. About 300 asbestos-related cases were pending in Saginaw County as of March, Saginaw News archives indicate. About 2,500 are pending statewide...(read more) posted by MesoHealth at 9:00 AM 0 comments Previous Posts State cracks down on asbestos rule Enforcement expected to add to cost of remodeling A Fight for Life: Author Describes Family's Asbestos Tragedy Oklahoma mesothelioma victim files suit in Madison County EPA studying gravel pits near the Killdeer Mountains Lilly begins new trial on cancer drug Alimta No Double Dipping Woman settles asbestos claim Drug company gets $40M in venture funds Libby’s dark secret Firm Must Pay Asbestos Costs Of $54.5 million

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