World Trade Center environmental data report, 2001-2002

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Susan Stranahan, environmental journalist; Susan Huether Harris, Washington State first responder; Alison Geyh, Johns Hopkins University; Dr. Philip Landrigan, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine; Ron Burger, National Center for Environmental Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, (CDC); Steve Touw, EPA Region 11; Monona Rossol, industrial hygienist. New York City; David Prezant, New York City Fire Department; Rachel Lidov, 9/11 Environmental Action Group; Gene Panhorst, lower Manhattan resident; John Harrald, disaster specialist, George Washington University; Shelley Hearne, director. Trust for America’s Health; Amy Kostant, Environmental Media Services; Jim O’Hara, Director, Health-Track; Marcy Gordon, New York city resident; Frederica Perera, professor of public health, Columbia University; Janet Kofer, office of Sen. Hillary Clinton; Vincent Forras, volunteer firefighter; Eric Goldstein, Natural Resources Defense Council attorney; Captain Terrance Revella, New York State Environmental Conservation Department Police; Kenneth Olden, director, NIEHS national toxicology program; Dr. Howard Frumkin, Rollins School of Public Health; Marilena Christodoulou; Kim Todd, Lower Manhattan resident; Paul Edwards, Lower Manhattan resident; Regan Heiserman, New York City resident working in financial district; Diane Miller, Lower Manhattan resident; Charlene Laino, MSNBC Health Editor; Jessica Leighton, NYC DOH; Dr. Paul Lioy, Professor of Environmental and Community Medicine, EOHSI; Thomas Cahill, University of California at Davis; Patrick Meehan, Director, Division of Emergency Director, Division of Emergency and Environmental Health Services, National Center for Environmental Health, CDC; Jo Polett, New York city resident; Pat Dillon, Lower Manhattan resident; Joel Kupferman, attorney with the New York Environmental Law and Justice Project; Joe Martyak, spokesman for EPA in Administrator Christie Whitman’s office; Kimberly Flynn, 9/11 Environmental Action Group; Stephen Levin, Medical Co-Director, World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program, and Medical Director, Mount Sinai-Irving J. Selikoff Clinical Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Steven Markowitz, Director, Center for the Biology of Natural Systems, Queens College; Anthony Sutton, Department of Emergency Services, Westchester County, N.Y.; Sandra Mullin, Associate Commissioner, Office of Public Affairs, New York City Department of Health; Jerrold Nadler, Member, Judiciary Committee, U.S. House of Representatives (D-N.Y.); Dan Weiller, spokesman for New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver; Julia Sommerfeld, MSNBC Health; Jackie Stenson, MSNBC Health; Steve Swaney, New York resident; Cate Jenkins, hazardous waste division, EPA; Michael Gerrard, environmental attorney, Arnold & Porter; Sgt. David Dufiy, New York Police Department; Tom Barnett, New York Police Development; Mary Brosnahan, New York’s Coalition for the Homeless; Dr. Neil Schachter, medical director of respiratory care, Mt. Sinai Hospital; Mike Tobia, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey; Dr. Mark Siegel, an assistant professor of medicine at the Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, CT.; Maijorie Clarke, an adjunct professor of environmental science at Hunter College; Bonnie Bellow, EPA Region II; Hans Hallman, a community affairs specialist at the New York State Emergency Management Office; Hallstead Harrison, professor of atmospheric chemistry. University of Washington; Marianne Horinko, EPA Acting Administrator; Molly Masland, Health Editor, MSNBC; Joanne Scigliano, National Environmental Health Association; and Barbara Wilkie, Environmental Health Network. Agencies refusing to comment: Occupational Safety and Health Administration; New York City Department of Design and Construction.

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