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The following locations are documented by laboratory analyses, official authority data, or on-site findings. Detailed background on each location is available on the Burgenland overview page.
Path gravel at a public playground in Kotezicken (municipality of Mischendorf, Oberwart district). Our own sampling via CRB Analyse Service GmbH (DAkkS-accredited): positive for actinolite (amphibole asbestos), mass class 2 (1 to 5 per cent). Details and test report
Asbestos-contaminated milled road aggregate documented by the state task force and Greenpeace. Three published measurement values (February to May 2026); methodological assessment on the Burgenland page. Analysis and methodology critique
Bocce court surfaced with serpentinite gravel, most likely originating from the closed quarries. Recreational use on crushed asbestos-containing material is particularly problematic because abrasion during play releases fibres. Locations overview
Asbestos-containing gravel in the outdoor area of Oberwart Hospital. Authorities have already issued an order requiring removal of the material. Locations overview
Residential district in Szombathely (Hungary) whose gravel roads were surfaced with material from the same quarries. Official air measurements under dry conditions: 34,800 to 292,000 fibres/m3 (for comparison: Burgenland winter measurements peaked at 829 F/m3). Hungary deep-dive
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