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Interagency WTC coordination, March 27 2002 afternoon
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llllllll From: Ilan, Lee Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 2:56 PM To: Adrian Benepe; Alan Leidner; Alessandra Sumowicz; Anita Sher; Anne Mari Santangelo; Barry Dinerstein; Ben Mojica; Bob Adams; Bob Avaltroni; Bob Williams; Brad Gair; Brian Clarke; Carl Johnson - DEC; Cesar Pereira; Christopher Zeppie; [email protected]; Dana Tulis; David Ippolito; David Nussbaum; Dawn Roberts; Diana Chapin; Dore LaPosta- EPA; [email protected]; Doug Williamson; Edward Gabriel; Elizabeth McCabe; Elizabeth Palladino; Eric Kim; [email protected]; Haeda Mihaltses; Harold Shultz; Jake Cooper; James Miller; Jessica Leighton; Joe Picciano; John Katsorhis; Josh Sirefman; Judy Pincus; Kathy Callahan; Kelly McKinney; Kerry Kelly; Kym Spell; Lai-sun Yee; Laurel Blatchford; Lisa Sacks; Lisa Sacks; [email protected]; Mark Silberman; Mark Topping; Mary Ellen Kris; Mary Mears; [email protected]; Mike Gilsenan; Pat Clark- OSHA; PESH- Maureen Cox; Philip Kelly; Rich Wager; Robert Greene; Robert L. Chinery; Robert Tranter; Ron Tramontane; Sam Benson; [email protected]; Susan Amron; Susan Kupferman; Sven Rodenbeck; Terry Weiss; [email protected] Subject: FW: US Rep Nadler responds to 3/25 EPA Press Release (+ EPA Relea se)
FYI -Lee
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE JERROLD NADLER NEWS RELEASE
From New York's 8tti Congressional District
March 25, 2002 CONTACT: Eric Schmeltzer
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 202-225-5635
U.S. REP. NADLER CRITICIZES EPA'S CONTINUED EVASION OF CLEANUP RESPONSIBILITY
NEW YORK - Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) today rebuked the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its continued evasion of its responsibility to act in accordance with laws and policies mandating it to clean up sites contaminated by acts of terrorism and its disregard for the residents of Lower Manhattan. In response to a press release issued today by the agency, Rep. Nadler again called on the EPA to "come clean about its utterly inadequate response and proceed swiftly to clean up both the inside and outside of buildings in Lower Manhattan."
The EPA press release announced that New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), with EPA guidance, will remove debris from rooftops and facades. The agencies also announced that they "will work to build on an indoor air study conducted in November and December." When contacted, the EPA did not provide immediate details on how the indoor air study will be expanded.
"Once again, the EPA is ignoring indoor areas where people live and work. As for the indoor air study, we have yet to learn the details of what was done in November and December, let alone what will be done today," said Rep. Nadler. "I fail to see why the EPA needs to do a study anyway, when it is clear from the National Contingency Plan and from Presidential Directives
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