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Diesel exhaust causes cancer, study claims

April 24, 2000
Toxic chemicals in diesel exhausts from trucks and buses are responsible for at least 125,000 cancers over a lifetime.
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Furniture firm to pay $115, 000 to settle air pollution case

April 24, 2000
Brownwood Furniture will pay a $115,000 penalty to settle alleged violations of the federal Clean Air Act.
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Silver screen stars flunk safety test

April 24, 2000
Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control studied 50 family movies and found that the big screen isn't projecting many safety messages to impressionable kids.
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Nursing homes are top OSHA targets

April 24, 2000
Nursing homes dominate the list of the most dangerous workplaces in the U.S., according to the Service Employees International Union.
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Tougher noise rules for construction?

April 24, 2000
OSHA estimates that 750,000 construction workers are bombarded by harmful noise levels.
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OSHA's priorities for FY 2001

April 24, 2000
OSHA chief Charles Jeffress recently outlined top priorities to Congress for the next fiscal year.
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Industrial hygiene conference to change name

April 24, 2000
This year's American Industrial Hygiene Conference & Exposition looks like it will be the last one with the words "industrial hygiene" attached to it.
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What's OSHA done lately?

April 24, 2000
What's OSHA done lately?
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Pain poll shows most Americans suffering

April 24, 2000
More than one in every four working adults missed work in the past year due to pain.
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Motorola gets

April 24, 2000
Motorola, Inc.'s Network Solutions Sector has been recognized by OSHA for achieving the Voluntary Protection Program's Star Award.
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