Since 2004, ADAO has served as the voice of asbestos victims.  Today, on Workers Memorial Day, we honor workers and their families left behind with a day or remembrance and recommitment protecting the rights and health of workers.

Asbestos, a known human carcinogen, still claims more than 90,000 lives each year.

To protect public health, ADAO remains in discussion with Congressional Leadership to draft and secure passage of legislation to ban asbestos and fund research for a cure. In April, the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives released language “to amend the Toxic Substances Control Act to ensure that the public and the environment are protected from risks of chemical exposure, and for other purposes.”  Americans deserve legislation that reflects the successes and advances of science and technology since TSCA was originally formed in 1976.

If you missed our EXPOSED: The Facts about Asbestos, its not too late to view the 7 day series, which was an overwhelming success. We are already reviewing 2011 contributors. 

View our Workers Memorial Day eNewsletter.

In unity,

Linda Reinstein, CEO and Co-Founder