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DEP statement on WTC environmental impacts, Nov 2001

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Statement prepared by the NYC Department of Environmental Protection for a hearing regarding environmental impacts on lower Manhattan following September 11.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document /

I Statement of Robert Avaltroni NYCDEP Deputy Commissioner November 26, 2001

high enough or of sufficient duration to cause long-term health effects.

Since the initial period, the health and environmental officials have

continuously reviewed and discussed data as the areas around the World Trade

Center were reopened to the public to make sure that all standards of the

environmental and health agencies were being met and to address any potential

worker health and safety issues at Ground Zero. Discussions of the health and

environmental agencies are now focused on what kind of monitoring network

should be kept in place over a longer period of time. We look forward to hearing

your views on the issue and we will certainly consider those views as we proceed.

Following my remarks, Dr. Jessica Leighton from the New York City

Department of Health will discuss her agency’s role in the monitoring program as

well as their analysis of health impacts.

Thank you for this opportunity to testify.

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