Asbestos abatement is one of America’s deadliest jobs. Does it have to be?

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By Sofia QuagliaSep 8, 2020, 3:59 am246 pts
It was just before dawn as seven bulky men in T-shirts and sweatpants gathered in front of a towering glass building on Lexington Avenue in New York City. Marcelo Crespo, a 41-year-old with gleaming green eyes and a goatee, beckoned the group over to a white company van, handing each man a pile of protective…

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