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Who regulates asbestos in Canada?
Each Canadian Province and Territory has its own process for regulating asbestos. Often the Ministry of Labor is involved, at least as far as exposure to asbestos in the workplace. The government regulates the sale of asbestos under the Hazardous Products Act.
When was asbestos made illegal?
Some countries have made some uses of asbestos illegal, and some have made all uses of asbestos illegal. Each country did that at a different time. Selling asbestos is illegal in Canada and France. Strict occupational health and safety rules limit workers' exposure to the mineral. However the Canadian Government sees nothing wrong in continuing to produce asbestos and exporting the fibre. Most of its exports go to developing countries.
Is outlaw abstract noun?
No, the noun 'outlaw' is a concrete noun, a word for a person.
What is a sentence using the word outlaw?
My friend was an outlaw and I was worried that he would get caught again.
When was the last year asbestos was used in California?
Asbestos is still used in California, although not in as many applications as in years past.
When was asbestos banned in US?
Although some uses of asbestos are not permitted in the United States, asbestos has never been "outlawed" in the US. Since asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that can be found in rock outcroppings in several National Parks, among other places, trying to outlaw it would be about as futile as trying to outlaw dandelions
Where is asbestos mined?
Asbestos is mined in various countries around the world, including Russia, China, Brazil, and Kazakhstan. The largest asbestos mines were once located in countries like Canada, South Africa, and Australia, but many of these mines have now closed due to health concerns associated with asbestos mining and use.
Where does asbestos come from?
Asbestos is a mineral and is dug out of the groud in mines just like other minerals. Canada and South Africa are major sources of asbestos, but it is found in commercial quantities in other countries, too.
Who regulates asbestos in Canada?
Each Canadian Province and Territory has its own process for regulating asbestos. Often the Ministry of Labor is involved, at least as far as exposure to asbestos in the workplace. The government regulates the sale of asbestos under the Hazardous Products Act.
What are the release dates for Outlaw Bikers - 2008 Angels Go Global?
Outlaw Bikers - 2008 Outlaw Biker Women was released on: USA: 3 March 2011
Can you find out any info on a thetford Mines in Canada about 1946?
There was a bitter strike in the asbestos mines in 1949.
When was Jack Bravman born?
Jack Bravman was born on February 15, 1926, in Asbestos, Qubec, Canada.
When was asbestos made illegal?
Some countries have made some uses of asbestos illegal, and some have made all uses of asbestos illegal. Each country did that at a different time. Selling asbestos is illegal in Canada and France. Strict occupational health and safety rules limit workers' exposure to the mineral. However the Canadian Government sees nothing wrong in continuing to produce asbestos and exporting the fibre. Most of its exports go to developing countries.
What element is fire resistant it's material no longer used due to its carcinogenicity?
Asbestos (particularly blue asbestos)
What are the ratings and certificates for Outlaw Blues - 1977?
Outlaw Blues - 1977 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M Canada:14 (Nova Scotia) Finland:K-16 Iceland:L Norway:16 Sweden:15 USA:PG
What is an asbestos square?
An asbestos square is a square of a material that contains asbestos in it.
When can you get asbestos?
You might be able to buy a sample of asbestos from a shop that caters to people interested in minerals. However, because of the hazards associated with asbestos, it is not widely available in native form unless encapsulated in plastic. More generally, asbestos is or was mined in South Africa, Quebec, Russia, and parts of the US, among other locations. Mostly, it is mined in Russia and South Africa these days.
