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When officials of the federal Environmental Protection Agency learned that a commonly used substance mined and processed by W.R. Grace & Co. contained dangerous and carcinogenic substances, they allegedly buried the report. According to recent findings, not only were mine workers and their families in peril, but residents of northeastern Minneapolis may also have been at grave risk of contracting dangerous, even lethal, diseases.
September 19, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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