Estimation of Long Term Dust Exposures in the Vermont Granite Sheds
Ellen A. Eisen(Berkeley Public Health Division), John R. Froines(University of California, Los Angeles), Thomas A. Louis(Johns Hopkins University), David H. Wegman(University of Massachusetts Lowell), Thomas Smith(Reed College)
American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal
February 1, 1984
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