Asbestos- nature killer
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@cjmillsnun Amosite and Crocidolite, infact all 5 types of asbestos in the amphibole group are indeed hydrophobic, Chrysotile which is in the Serpentine group is hydrophillic and actually, to a certain extent absorbs water. These people here are STUPID why would you want to go past a sign that states danger asbestos lol.
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Asbestos doesn't smell and it doesn't kill plants. It is a naturally occuring mineral. It is just that it gets stuck in your lungs and causes cancer.
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don't disturb that shit, let it sleep
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Yeah but come on...it's Wikipedia. Anyone can leave input there....kind of like youtube :)
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We have asbestos in our local highschool here in oregon. even a curtain in our theatre department is filled with asbestos. and the tiles on the floor also tested dust positive
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Thanks for some pointers. I'm about to take a handlers class in a few days
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LOL
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were those buildings the asbestos plant? pretty crazy anyways, i guess that giant ass fence is their for a reason
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Reminds me of the Blair Witch Movie.
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According to Wikipedia:
Asbestos exposure becomes a health concern when high concentrations of asbestos fibers are inhaled over a long time period. People who become ill are almost always those who are exposed on a day-to-day basis in a job where they work directly with the material.
Disease is very unlikely to result from a single, high-level exposure, or from a short period of exposure to lower levels.
I am an asbestos analyst and i don't care what your cause is that was a really Stupid thing to do! reading other comments you have not only exposed yourself to Asbestos but Crocidolite! You know what i cant even be bothered to lecture you after such an act of stupidity!!!
0205gemgem 4 years ago 2
then don't be bothered. this site is in the middle of suburban america. People are exposed to this stuff everyday and are have no idea! thank you for your 'red flag' though.... it helps (three years after the fact). keep on analyzing....
jpe118 4 years ago