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CBC’s The National covers press conference on asbestos exports
CBC's John Lancaster discusses a renewed push to permanently shut down the asbestos industry in Canada.
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Asbestos
Asbestos exports
asbestos lobby
asbestos victims
Bernard Coulombe
Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment
Canadian Cancer Society
Canadian Labour Congress
Canadian Medical Association
Cancer
Christian Paradis
chrysotile asbestos
Chrysotile Institute
Clément Godbout
David Bernstein
Developing countries
Harper
Health Canada
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq
India
India Abroad
International Agency for Research on Cancer
International Chrysotile Association
Jean Charest
Jeffrey Mine
Joint Policy Committee of the Societies of Epidemiology
Kathleen Ruff
LAB Chrysotile Inc.
McGill University
Mesothelioma
Minister Paradis
Pakistan
Pat Martin
Pauline Marois
Prime Minister Stephen Harper
public health
Quebec
Quebec’s National Institute of Public Health
Rideau Institute
Rotterdam Convention
Russian asbestos industry
Stephen Harper
Toronto Star
World Health Organization
26. November 2011
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