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1990
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\"If we renovate, we have to be concerned about asbestos,\" he said. \"If we build an addition and it penetrates the building, we have to worry about asbestos.\" [Colin Snyder], who discussed the material's history, said a strand of asbestos is 1,200 times smaller than a human hair and can remain in the air for many hours. About 170,000 primary and secondary schools installed asbestos as an insulate between the 1950s and 1970s -- a period when many East Penn schools were built or remodeled, he said. Phil Tortoretti, a New Jersey attorney who specializes in asbestos- related cases, said he's represented people who've developed cancers from living in a town with an asbestos factory.
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Tribune Interactive, LLC
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