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Toxic goo tracked from parking lots into homes
Sealant doesn't stay put on pavement, study finds, raising health concerns
By Robert McClure
InvestigateWest
updated 6:04 p.m. MT, Mon., Jan. 11, 2010
Chemicals in a cancer-causing substance used to seal pavement, parking lots and driveways across the U.S. are showing up at alarming levels in dust in homes, prompting concerns about the potential health effects of long-term exposure, a new study shows.
The substance is coal tar sealant, a waste product of steel manufacturing that is used to protect pavement and asphalt against cracking and water damage, and to impart a nice dark sheen. It is applied most heavily east of the Rockies but is used in all 50 states.
Toxic goo tracked from parking lots into homes - Environment- msnbc.com
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Sealant doesn't stay put on pavement, study finds, raising health concerns
By Robert McClure
InvestigateWest
updated 6:04 p.m. MT, Mon., Jan. 11, 2010
Chemicals in a cancer-causing substance used to seal pavement, parking lots and driveways across the U.S. are showing up at alarming levels in dust in homes, prompting concerns about the potential health effects of long-term exposure, a new study shows.
The substance is coal tar sealant, a waste product of steel manufacturing that is used to protect pavement and asphalt against cracking and water damage, and to impart a nice dark sheen. It is applied most heavily east of the Rockies but is used in all 50 states.
Toxic goo tracked from parking lots into homes - Environment- msnbc.com
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Sleep well... And if you are in that Industry, plan on a Career Change.
peace...