Hi Bob and Mike:
We sent the Scopes of Work to 9/11 Environmental Action and to The Ground Zero Elected
Officials Task Force. We also sent to a handful of scientists that we knew would be interested.
Below is the specific list:
9/11 Environmental Action members:
Pat Dillon
Kathryn Freed
Marjorie Clarke
Sudhir Jain
Dave Newman
Paul Bartlett
Uday Singh
Stan Mark
Ussari YuJenna Orkin
Mae Lee
Maureen Silverman
Kimberly Flyn
Ellie Silk
Mie Gross
Marilena Christodoulou
Barbara Einzig
Amie Gross
Diane Lapson
Tammy Meltzer
Craig Hall
Joel Kupferman
Others Scientists
George Thurston
Pat Kinney
Paul Lioy
Bruce Lanphear
Cate Jenkins
Elected Official’s Ground Zero Task Force
Congressman Jerry Nadler
Congresswoman Nita Velasquez
State Assemblyman Sheldon Silver
State Senator Connor
State Senator Duane
Councilmember Glick
Councilmember Lopez
Councilmember Quinn
Concilmember Gerson
Borough President Fields
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DEP memo clarifying that asbestos data table under consideration for release to AP requires prior interagency review and does not include fibrous glass information.
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Forwarded public inquiry from air quality scientist regarding government response to post-9/11 air pollution and lack of real-time plume modeling from the World Trade Center.
Memo summarizing June 27, 2002 LMDC subcommittee discussion of indoor air and exterior facade cleaning programs, including definitional issues and program clarifications.
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
DEP memo outlines strategy for asbestos scope of work and cleanup of three downtown buildings still unoccupied post-9/11, seeking FEMA funding authorization.