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WorkSafeBC seeks feedback on proposed lower benzene exposure limit for B.C. workers

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WorkSafeBC is asking for stakeholder input on a proposed change to British Columbia's airborne exposure limit for benzene, a known carcinogen found in many workplaces. The regulator is proposing to…

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