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EPA to Pay Medical Bills for People Sickened by Asbestos From Montana Mine
The Environmental Protection Agency yesterday declared its first-ever "public health emergency," saying the federal government will funnel $6 million to provide medical care for people sickened by asbestos from a mine in northwest Montana.
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By David A. Fahrenthold
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EPA to Pay Medical Bills for People Sickened by Asbestos From Montana Mine
The Environmental Protection Agency yesterday declared its first-ever "public health emergency," saying the federal government will funnel $6 million to provide medical care for people sickened by asbestos from a mine in northwest Montana.-
By David A. Fahrenthold