Scientists appeal to Quebec Premier Charest to stop exporting asbestos to the developing world.

Authors :: Takaro TK
Davis D
Van Rensburg SJ
Arroyo Aguilar RS
Algranti E
Bailar JC 3rd
Belpoggi F
Berlin M
Bhattacharya S
Bonnier Viger YV
Brophy J
Bustinza R
Cameron RB
Dement JM
Egilman D
Castleman B
Chaturvedi S
Cherniack M
Choudhury H
Demers PA
Digangi J
Digon A
Edwards JG
Englund A
Erikson B
Corréa Filho HR
Franco G
Frank AL
Freund A
Gee D
Giordano A
Gochfeld M
Gilberg M
Goldsmith DF
Goldstein BD
Grandjean P
Greenberg M
Gut I
Harari R
Hindry M
Hogstedt C
Huff J
Infante PF
Järvholm B
Kern DG
Keifer M
Khatter K
Kjuus H
Keith M
Koo LC
Kumar A
LaDou J
Landrigan PJ
Lemen RA
Last JM
Lee CW
Leigh J
Levin SM
Lippman A
Madrid GA
McCulloch J
McDiarmid MA
Merchant JA
Monforton C
Morse T
Muir DC
Mukerjee D
Mulloy KB
Myers J
Nuwayhid I
Orris P
Ozonoff D
Paek D
Patra M
Pelclová D
Pepper L
Poje GV
Rahman Q
Reyes B
Robinson BW
Rodríguez E
Rose C
Rosenman KD
Rosenstock L
Ruchirawat M
Rydzyński K
Schneider J
Silverstein B
Siqueira CE
Slatin C
Soffritti M
Soskoline C
Sparer J
Stayner LT
Takaro TK
Tarkowski S
Teitelbaum DT
Tompa A
Trosic I
Turcotte F
Vilela RA
Waterman YR
Watterson A
Wegman DH
Welch LS
Woitowitz HJ
Yanri Z
Zavariz C
Source :: International journal of occupational and environmental health [Int J Occup Environ Health] 2010 Apr-Jun; Vol. 16 (2), pp. 241-8.
Publication Year :: 2010

Subjects :: Asbestosis prevention & control
Humans
Occupational Exposure prevention & control
Quebec
Asbestos economics
Developing Countries
Mining economics
Science

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