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EPA is now focused on its comprehensive plan to ensure that apartments impacted by the collapse of the
World Trade Center have been properly cleaned. EPA and the city will conduct specialized monitoring
during the upcoming indoor and outdoor cleanup efforts. Outdoor sampling of fine particles and other
pollutants that are needed to evaluate compliance with all federal health-related air quality standards will
continue as part of New York’s federally-required permanent air monitoring network.
Monitoring Summaries
Monitoring Data
Long-term Data Summary
A summary of all measurements taken of several air pollutants is available.
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Joint announcement of a comprehensive plan by the EPA and city partners to address indoor air quality concerns in residential units south of Canal Street.
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.