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Meeting agenda for WTC health response, Feb 2002

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Agenda for a February 14, 2002 meeting chaired by FEMA to address health concerns of responders and citizens.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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2. For the Environmental Protection Agency:

• Provide a chronological timeline of all official air quality monitoring activities and findings relative to Ground Zero and the surrounding environs. Timeline should begin on 9-11 and continue to present.

• Identify all agencies and organizations involved in or that support (or could support) air quality monitoring, charting or mapping; what products or services they did or can provide; and their defined responsibilities, both under the NCP and to ESF-10.

• Evaluate and identify all buildings that were affected by WTC dust/debris. Provide an estimated cleanup cost for each building, identify the buildings as public/private, establish a prioritization schedule (based on environmental factors alone), and develop recommended proposal.

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