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Sheep Creek Mine: Why Risk Another Libby Asbestos Disaster?

LINCOLN COUNTY, MONTANA, JUL 29 – Montana Tech geologists highlight respiratory risks from actinolite at Sheep Creek mine, with workers already exposed to dust containing this asbestos-related mineral.

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Mining is dusty business. Workers at Sheep Creek are already breathing dust. So why not test for asbestos to inform both the public and agency management?

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Sheep Creek Mine — Why risk another Libby asbestos disaster?

Mining is dusty business. Workers at Sheep Creek are already breathing dust. So why not test for asbestos to inform both the public and agency management?

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MissoulianMissoulian
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Sheep Creek Mine: Why risk another Libby asbestos disaster?

Mining is dusty business. Workers at Sheep Creek are already breathing dust. So why not test for asbestos to inform both the public and agency management?

·Missoula, United States
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Why risk another Libby asbestos disaster?

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Daily Montanan broke the news in on Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
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