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Asbestos is not fully banned in the US. The EPA's 2024 rule covered only chrysotile. A bipartisan 2026 Senate bill, S. 5235, would end all commercial asbestos use.
No, asbestos is not fully banned in the United States. The EPA's 2024 rule banned chrysotile asbestos, the one type still imported, but it did not cover the other five recognized asbestos fibers, and that rule has faced court challenges and delays. A bipartisan Senate bill introduced in August 2026 would close those gaps by ending all commercial asbestos use nationwide. At Throneberry Law Group, we have watched the asbestos ban debate for about two decades while helping people the material already harmed.
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