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Where European ships are recycled: Asian workers pay the ultimate price

Asian workers remove asbestos from ships Photo: Adam Cohn. Nine out of ten European ships end their lives on Southeast Asian tidal beaches recycled into scrap metals.
The hidden threat: Asbestos fibres in our drinking water

Design: Janni Kristensen/TV2 Nord Although asbestos is now banned in 69 countries, it still lurks in our buildings, our landfills - and our water pipes. There is general acceptance that inhalation can be lethal; now scientists and campaigners are voicing increasing dismay about the potential risks of ingestion - swallowing the fibres.
Team-members in investigation in asbestos in the environment

Edoardo Anziano (1999) is a freelance journalist and investigative reporter for IrpiMedia and Scomodo, the biggest under-25 Italian newspaper. He graduated in Philosophy at the University of Bologna.
Team-members in investigation in climate indicators

Jenni Elisabeth Christensen is an editor at the Danish regional media TV2 Nord which covers the northern part of Jutland. She is responsible for the daily news planning and production, and for the cooperation with TV2 Denmark.
Team-members in asbestos-investigation in ships

Mašenjka Bačić has been a journalist since 2007. Now she is working for Croatian investigative portal Oštro.

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