He cleaned toxic chemicals from a river then developed cancer
Scot Meisenheimer worked at a PCB cleanup site along the Lower Fox River, Wisconsin, where he was exposed to toxic sediments without proper protective equipment. Years later, he was diagnosed with multiple cancers linked to PCBs, and efforts to hold his employer, Tetra Tech, accountable for safety violations and medical expenses have been ongoing. His case highlights concerns about inadequate safety practices and the difficulty of establishing environmental exposure as the cause of health issues.
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