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FILE NAME: Orton (ORT) DATE: 0000 DOC#: ORTOIO DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Legal - Appendix B - Terry Spear Bibliography APPENDIX B Biblography Addison J., Davies L.S.T., Dwaneson A., Willey R.J. The release of dispersed asbestos fibres from soils. Historical Research Report. Research Report TM/88/14 (1988). Addison, J. Vermiculite: a review o f the mineralogy and health effects of vermiculite exploitation. Reg. Tox. Pharm. 21: 397-405 (1995). Alexander BH, Raleigh KK, Johnson J, Mandel JH, Adgate JL, Ramacandran G, Messing RB, EshenaurT, Williams A. 2012. Radigraphic evidence of nonoccupational asbestos exposure from processing Libby vermiculite in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Env Health Pers 120(1): 44-49. Amandus HE, Wheeler PE, Jankovic J, Tucker J. 1987. The morbidity and mortality of vermilite miners and millers exposed to tremolite-actinolite: Part I. Exposure estimates. Am J of Ind Med; 11:114. Amandus HE, Wheeler R. 1987. 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