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Ligne n°2 : ... testing for ethylene oxide, the cancer-causing compound used by a
• Ligne n°3 : medical sterilization company that the federal Environmental Protection
Ligne n°4 : Agency identified as the culprit of the possible health threat. Within ...


• Ligne n°10 : The Georgia Environmental Protection Division also kept the NATA report
Ligne n°11 : from then-Gov. Nathan Deal and incoming Gov. Brian Kemp, according to ...

Ligne n°16 : ... regulators that it was emitting far less ethylene oxide than what its
• Ligne n°17 : prior operator reported to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Ligne n°18 : Nevertheless, modeling by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division ...

Ligne n°17 : ... prior operator reported to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
• Ligne n°18 : Nevertheless, modeling by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division
Ligne n°19 : showed that areas in the immediate vicinity of both BD and Sterigenics ...

Ligne n°24 : ... [newsEngin.24666584_100619-epd_AP002.jpg]
• Ligne n°25 : Georgia’s Environmental Protection Division has agreed to conduct
Ligne n°26 : long-term air testing near two plants that emit ethylene oxide, ...

Ligne n°31 : ... [newsEngin.24666584_EPD-Ethylene-Oxide.jpg]
• Ligne n°32 : The Georgia Environmental Protection Division did its first round of
Ligne n°33 : ambient air testing in June at its South DeKalb County site, seen here. ...

Ligne n°38 : ... [newsEngin.24666584_EPD-Ethylene-Oxide-2.jpg]
• Ligne n°39 : When the Georgia Environmental Protection Division did its first round
Ligne n°40 : of ambient air testing in South DeKalb County, using the monitoring ...


• Ligne n°46 : Source: Georgia Environmental Protection Division


• Ligne n°53 : Source: Georgia Environmental Protection documents and AJC analysis.
Ligne n°54 : X ...