Answer: C. His job at Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG)
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We can actually see here that the Sherman’s job that led to many of his co-workers' deaths is: His job at Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG).
In "Lee Shermann and The Toxic Louisiana Bayou" by Arlie Hochschild, Lee Sherman is known to be a trained coppersmith. He was trained outside Seattle in the US Naval shipyards.
Sherman was hired by Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG) as a maintenance pipefitter. It was in this place he worked that his co-workers died.
Here is a textual evidence that revealed the death of his co-workers:
"Given his dangerous work at the petrochemical 1 company, Pittsburgh Plate Glass (PPG), he is happy to be alive. “All my co-workers from back then are
dead; most died young,” he tells me."
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