Multi-agency WTC-related communication from EPA to city, state, and federal environmental and emergency response representatives.
NYC-WTC_000160736–000160739Folder label: “E-mails R. Avaltroni 2002”
OCR status: ok · source: pdftotext
NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Avaltroni, Robert SsKlBfcOSgOSsSSSaffl From: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 5:36 PM To: [email protected] Cc: Bob Adams; Adrian Benepe; Alan Leidner; Anne Mari Santangelo; Anita Sher; Alessandra Sumowicz; Bob Avaltroni; Barry Dinerstein; Ben Mojica; Brian Clarke; Brad Gair; Pat Clark- OSHA; Cesar Pereira; [email protected]; Carl Johnson - DEC; Christopher Zeppie; Dana Tulis; David Nussbaum; David Ippolito; Diana Chapin; Dore LaPosta- EPA;^ PH it; Dawn Roberts; Doug Williamson; Edward Gabriel; Eric KimrEl’izabeth’McCabe; Elizabeth Palladino; [email protected]; Haeda Mihaltses; Jake Cooper; John Katsorhis; Jessica Leighton; James Miller; Joe Picciano; Judy Pincus; Josh Sirefman; Kathy Callahan; Kym Spell; Kerry Kelly; Kelly McKinney; Tannert, Kathryn; Laurel Blatchford; Ilan, Lee; Lisa Sacks; Lai-sun Yee;; pj | Mark Topping; PESH- Maureen Cox; Mary Ellen KriS,-iwiKeToiisBnaiir [email protected]; Mark Silberman; Philip Kelly; Bob Williams; Ron Tramontane; Robert L. Chinery; Robert Greene; Robert Tranter; Rich Wager: Susan Amron; Sam Benson; Harold Shultz; Susan Kupfermani PH i; Sven Rodenbeck; Terry Weiss: [email protected] Subject: Re: EPA OMBUDSMAN
Hi all: Just ot update you ,EPA did not put together a formal statement on the Ombudsman, but we did talk to NPR radio and the Daily News emphasizing the good work that we, the city and state have done and talking about the actions we are now taking. I did not respond to the specific recommendations, because we just got the report and are looking at them. It is likely that we will respond to the Ombudsman in some way, but we are discussing what our response will be, and we need to talk with Jane, who is away until Tuesday.
NYC-WTC_000160736
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NYC-WTC_000160964
EPA coordinating WTC cleanup cost estimate review with NYC DEP and city agencies.
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Correspondence forwarding a letter from the EPA Administrator concerning World Trade Center environmental cleanup efforts.
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Correspondence between DEP and EPA regarding ongoing environmental monitoring and cleanup activities.
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Memo summarizing EPA meetings regarding WTC hotline referrals and inspection results showing no visible debris.
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Correspondence regarding finalizing release forms and letters required before DEP meetings with building owners to commence exterior work in early April 2002.
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Internal correspondence regarding WTC asbestos-related emergency procedures and response protocols.
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Multi-agency message coordinating WTC response among city, state, and federal agencies including EPA, FEMA, CDC, OSHA, and NYC departments.
4 shared non-person entities · similarity 0.977
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Outline of tasks regarding air quality, building characteristics, contaminant testing, and safety recommendations for Lower Manhattan.
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EPA, FEMA, and NYC DEP staff correspondence discussing a draft letter regarding indoor air issues and funding support for World Trade Center-related environmental work.
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Memo containing responses from FEMA regarding the EPA proposal for WTC area cleanup and testing.
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NYC-WTC_000164351
DEP correspondence to EPA and multiple city, state and federal agencies regarding WTC environmental response and remediation coordination.
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Correspondence between DEP and EPA regarding ongoing environmental monitoring and cleanup activities.
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Correspondence between city and federal agencies regarding ongoing WTC site environmental coordination.
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Multi-agency message coordinating WTC response among city, state, and federal agencies including EPA, FEMA, CDC, OSHA, and NYC departments.
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NYC-WTC_000160529
Notice instructing staff to preserve original World Trade Center documents as potential legal evidence and not dispose of them.
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NYC-WTC_000160530
DEP memo documenting inconsistent dust control from WTC debris transport trucks affecting school reopening plans.
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NYC-WTC_000160536
DEP memo discussing WTC recovery contractor operations, fuel requirements, infrastructure repairs, and school proximity.
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NYC-WTC_000160537
Forwarded draft press release from NYC Department of Health regarding WTC environmental and health guidance.
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Distribution of the final version of a Department of Health press release concerning WTC indoor air quality.
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