PCB risk feared at older N.E. schools
Tainted caulking used in ’60s-’70s construction
Window and masonry caulking in hundreds of older schools in New England probably contain very high levels of now-banned toxins that can gradually be released into the air, posing a potential health risk to students and staff, environmental specialists say. (Full article: 1302 words)
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