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Fulham Power Station, West London

Fulham Power Station, West London, with a slogan painted on the wall reading: Asbestos Dust Kills. The power station was about to be demolished, and local residents were campaigning about health risks relating to the removal and dumping of asbestos

Picture No
10988851
Media ID
47641792
Size
4899px x 3670px (1.5MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Marx Memorial Library
Source
Marx Memorial Library
Date
circa 1983

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