Was the Linden Generating Station always a titan of industry? You might be surprised to learn that this powerhouse, a cornerstone of New Jersey’s energy grid, has a history as fiery as the fuels it consumes. The original Linden Generating Station, operational from 1957, was a behemoth of its time, relying heavily on asbestos for insulation. This “miracle material”, resistant to the intense heat of power generation, invisibly endangered countless workers. Operators, welders, laborers – all exposed to massive quantities of asbestos, unaware of the silent threat they inhaled. Today, a cleaner, more modern facility stands in its place, but the legacy of the original Linden Generating Station lingers. The workers, the families who unknowingly washed contaminated clothes – they carry a higher risk of asbestos-related illnesses. The Linden Generating Station stands as a reminder: progress comes at a cost, and sometimes, that cost is hidden from plain sight.
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