ID: 1090
rec_id: 1090
site_name: Creswell mine
oremin: Fibrous green to blue-green masses of edenite have been identified associated with diopside, tremolite, and piemontite"" (Eckel, 1997, p. 188). ""White to very pale green fibrous masses of tremolite occur with edenite, diopside, and other calc-silicates"" (Eckel, 1997, p. 497).
devel: historic shallow adits
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url: https://mrdata.usgs.gov/asbestos/show-asbestos.php?rec_id=1090