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Ending the ‘shadow registry’ of exposure: A necessary step for asbestos accountability in Oklahoma City

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By Jonathan Sharp
| The Journal Record Verified
Jonathan Sharp Throughout most of the 20th century, asbestos was celebrated as a scientific marvel by various industries and the military alike. Known for its remarkable heat resistance as well as tensile strength and durability, this natural component quickly found its way into the construction, industrial insulation, shipbuilding, and defense operations, especially in Oklahoma City. Yet while this component was deemed a “miracle mineral,” its widespread adoption concealed a deadly reality.
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Colorado needs transparency around asbestos contamination Original

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By Jonathan Sharp
| Colorado Newsline
Long after asbestos was removed mainly from factories, military facilities, and public construction, its dangerous legacy continues to surface across the U.S. In Colorado, the consequences are still unfolding in communities such as El Paso County, often quietly and without recognition.
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Volunteer firefighters deserve equal protection

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By Jonathan Sharp
| Ritzville Adams County Journal Verified
Unquestionably, firefighters are the downright heroes of any community, saving thousands of lives every day. However, a lesser-known fact is that approximately 70% of firefighters are volunteers. Washington State is no exception. Local fire departments, especially in rural areas, rely heavily on the dedication of volunteers. Yet, many of them have historically been excluded from the Cancer Presumption Law in many states, including Washington.
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