Certainly dear @doriangel. The fortunate discovery of asbestos as a detrimental roofing material was a painful wake-up call for all activities involved in its applications. However, the worst-hit industry would be, of course, architecture, design, and building construction. Hopefully, with several existing infrastructure still using this hazardous component nowadays, concerned professionals would continuously devise ways and means to dispose of them properly to safeguard public health. 😊
Thank you for sharing this eye-opening environmental dilemma for the valuable awareness of everyone. 😊
Thanks to you for the support and I was open window to talk about architecture and construction. This is a rather controversial and sensitive topic, especially on residential sites where exposure is constant. I hope that little by little, these measures will be developed and the material can be replaced or at least look for other alternatives so that it no longer causes damage.
Days ago I heard that in a well-known museum in my city, they were replacing this roof, I was very happy about this. Happy week and blessings always.
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Awesome! Such a great relief to know that your locals have been tirelessly working around the clock to replace asbestos with more environmentally friendly components. Here's to the best of health for the sustainability of our one and only Mother Earth! 😊