Mystery chemical exposure ties guards and workers to cancer
The Associated Press reports on dangerous exposure to hexavalent chromium at a KBR plant affecting Indiana and Oregon National Guard members. Plaintiffs allege delayed site closure and concealed risks. experts warn of long latency for cancer. Lawyers say hundreds seek compensation as the case points to possible nationwide implications.
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