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ENDNOTES AND REFERENCES
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carpet samples for asbestos. Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH (United States).
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Millette, J. R., et al. (1994) Appendix 4, Methods for the Analysis of Carpet Samples for
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2. Millette, J.R.; Clark, P.J.; Brackett, K.A.; Wheeles, R.K. (1993), op. cit.
Millette, J. R., et al. (1994), op. cit.
3. US EPA (November 1,2000) United States Envirorunental Protection Agency Technical
Appendix, Brookfield School System, Brookfield, Cormecticut, with accompanying letter from
Mary Rosenstein, Associate Director, Office of Ecosystems Protection, EPA Region 1 - New
England, to Tom Furgalack, Director, Division of Environmental Health, Department of Public
Health, Connecticut.
4. See series of news articles in News Times, Danbury, CT., posted at www.newstimes.com. In
the upper right-hand scroll box, choose “Brookfield” to get to the relevant series of news articles.
Use the key words Huckleberry school and Brookfield schools.
5. Rhode, V. (May 19 and 22,2002) Personal communication. Results of dust and AHERA air
testing in music room at the Huckleberry Hill Elementary School in Brookfield, CT. Vernon
Rhode, Industrial Hygienist, S & B Envirorunental, 40 Valley Field Road S., Sandy Hook, CT
06482, (203) 426-3704, [email protected] .
In the school music room, carpet tested by the ASTM microvacuum method showed over
460,000 s/cm\ and the dust on the top of a fire alarm was over 3 million s/cm7 However,
only 1 out of 6 AHERA aggressive air tests using a leaf blower found any levels over 70
s/mm’. Only 3 out of 6 air samples taken in the music room at the same time showed any
asbestos at all; the other three were non-detectable for asbestos.
6. Millette, J. R. (June 4,2002) Personal communication. MVA Inc,, Norcross, GA.
http:z7www.mvainc.com
Granger, R. H., McKee, T. R., Millette, J. R., Chmielinski, P., and Pineda, G. (October 2,2001)
Preliminary Health Hazard Assessment: World Trade Center, HP Environmental, Inc., 104 Elden
St., Herndon, VA 20170. Paper submitted to the American Industrial Hygiene Association. See
Figures 7 and 8 for the fiber widths of asbestos firom the WTC. Posted at
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NYC-WTC_000140067
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