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Panel agenda for Air Quality After 9/11 conference, March 2004
Machine-extracted title · confidence 50%Agenda listing panelists from federal agencies, unions, and city departments for a March 2004 conference on post-9/11 air quality.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Questions for Air Quality Hearing
Questions for Electeds
1. How would you characterize the City and Federal administration’s interactions? Do you think there were problems in communication?
2. Ifyes What do you think caused these breakdowns in communication?
3. What roll do you think the White House had in eliminating information from the EPA, DOHMH and DEP findings?
4. What recommendations would you make in order to help set a protocol, in case such disaster was to strike our nation again, that adequately secures citizens’ health and the economic security?
For Administration
With a disaster of this magnitude that required assistance from all levels of government, how was it determined who was responsible for what parts of the disaster relief and the clean-up process?
How often was there interaction between the EPA and City Agencies?
Did City agencies have to get public announcements authorized by the federal government?
Air Quality Studies
1. How were the parameters for air quality study determined? 2. Why were Brooklyn and other areas under the plume not included under the catchment area? 3. Has there been any testing done in Brooklyn or areas outside catchment area regarding 9/11 toxins? Any studies? If so, what result 4. Is there any means of testing areas under the plume now?
The Use of Day Laborers on the WTC site
1. What kind of protection was provided for laborers? 2. Who made the decisions on what safeguards were necessary?
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