A financial document from late September 2001 related to water supply operations and emergency response costs.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Admitting failure, Calif, scraps energy deregulation By KAREN GAUDETTE tial customers of San Diego Gas sources officials and Gov. Gray : ASSOCIATED PRESS___________ and Electric Co., but delayed ac Davis. tion on whether to pass along rate Allowing consumers to buy -SAN FRANCISCO — Califor- hikes requested by the state’s pow power directly from retailers such ■ nia’s -Public Utilities Commission er-buying utility to millions of as Green Mountain Energy or ■ voted yesterday to take away the other ratepayers. Enron Corp, was one of the key el - right of consumers to choose their That approval is necessary to ements of the failed deregulation electricity provider, one of the encourage Wall Street to buy $12.5 system passed in 1996. last vestiges of the state’s failed billion in bonds the state is issuing Its end will affect customers experiment with energy deregula to recoup , the $9.5 biRion-plus it . around the state, including more tion. has spent buying power for three than 170 school districts that had The PUC also approved a 12 financially ailing utilities, accord- pooled together to seek a new . percent rate increase for residen- ing to Department of Water Re- electricity provider.
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NYC-WTC_000152263
A financial document from the Department of Environmental Protection dated late September 2001 regarding water supply operations.
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An official press advisory announcing the cancellation of the 2001 deer hunting season and suspension of public access.
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Document outlining key personnel and roles within the Department of Environmental Protection during the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks.
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News article discussing gaps in City's post-attack security measures and recommendations for comprehensive defense strategy.
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Article describing a local community event where residents organized a spring cleaning of parks in Lower Manhattan.
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Press release announcing the launch of an EPA hotline and website for residents to request home cleaning and testing services.
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DEP internal memo ensuring all staff with WTC information receive and complete Law Department questionnaire by October 29, 2004.
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Newspaper article discussing the first anniversary of September 11 and recovery efforts led by city leadership.
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Report detailing preliminary findings of a health study showing high rates of respiratory and ear, nose, and throat problems in workers.
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Large volume technical report containing environmental data and analysis related to the World Trade Center disaster site cleanup.
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Excerpt from a preliminary blueprint approved by the Lower Manhattan Development Corp for downtown rebuilding priorities.
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