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I am a science reporter with NPR. I'll be lurking on Twitter but mostly posting on Mastodon going forward for now @nellgreenfieldboyce@mastodon.social
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Brooksville worker’s lung illness highlights quartz countertop dust dangers

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By Nell Greenfieldboyce
| WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL) Verified
Wade Hanicker lives near Tampa, Fla., and he started making countertops about 15 years ago. He used saws and other power tools to cut and polish big, heavy slabs of raw stone so that they'd fit perfectly into customers' kitchens and bathrooms, and wore simple face masks to help protect himself from any dust.
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