Dust to Dust is a four-part audio documentary series created to coincide with the UK-wide campaign Airtight on Asbestos, led by independent think tank ResPublica. This podcast begins on the weekend before the 20th anniversary of the UK ban on asbestos (24 November 2019). Music credited to: Eracilon & Kara Square and Piero Peluche
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | EducationGovernment |
In this fourth and final episode, ResPublica outlines the flaws in the UK’s approach to the management of asbestos in our built environment and the failures of accountability. We explore workable alternatives to the Health and Safety Executive’s curr... more
In Part three of the series, ResPublica questions the efficacy of the Health and Safety Executive's management regime around asbestos in public buildings, and speaks to several victims of the most commonly linked illness to the material, mesothelioma... more
Part two of Dust to Dust tells the story of Nellie Kershaw, an asbestos worker whose death in 1924 set an important precedent for the diagnosis of asbestos-related disease, as well the culture of cover-up around its dangers that would continue throug... more
In the first of this four-part series, ResPublica's podcast producer Jack Aldane gives a short introduction to the history of asbestos, from its discovery and use in the Stone Age to its role in the industrial revolution, when the first evidence of i... more
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