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    Living and Working with ASARCO

    Ruston's Early History

    ASARCO in El Paso: the Early History

    ASARCO in Ruston, WA: Community LIfe

    Hayden, Arizona: the Copper Collar

    Working at ASARCO

    Miners in Pinal County: The Growth and Death of Company Towns

    ASARCO's Emissions

    WORKER’S CONCERNS ABOUT HEALTH AND SAFETY AT ASARCO

    Controversy in El Paso

    THE TACOMA PROCESS: JOBS vs. HEALTH vs. BOTH

    THE STRUGGLE TO REGULATE THE TACOMA SMELTER: 1900-1985

    ASARCO Closes; A Community Tries To Cope

    In Search of Hayden's Past

    Labor’s Place in Community History

    Labor's Current Challenges

    Our focus is on the predicaments ASARCO’s unions face as they guide members through challenging shifts in the company's mode of operating.

    Labor Fights Back

    This union movement explored new strategies to strengthen labor communities and played a major role in coalitions and solidarity movements.

    Under The Stack

    A Worm in Every Pot

    Public Health and the Environment

    What moved us to take up this project was our curiosity and concern about the broad public health impacts of one company’s operations.

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