California Bans Countertops To Protect Workers
California is set to become the first U.S. state to ban the manufacturing, sale, and installation of engineered stone countertops. This measure aims to protect workers from a serious lung disease linked to silica dust. The ban will take effect in 2024. California has enacted a ban on certain types of countertops, citing health risks to workers involved in fabrication and installation. The ban is intended to reduce silica dust exposure. The ban aims to safeguard workers from potential hazards associated with countertop materials.
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KNX Los Angeles
“be the first state in the U.S. To ban courts countertops to protect workers from a serious lung disease linked to cutting and shaping the material”
KNX Los Angeles
“California Bans Countertops To Protect Workers”
KQED FM
“California Bans Countertops To Protect Workers”
WWJ Detroit
“first date in the U.S. to ban courts countertops to protect workers.”
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