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E-mails 2002 M. Gilsenan

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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What’s New in the NYCOSH Website

On the home page at http://www,nycosh.Qrg/ Links to the latest news coverage in the local and national media of the growing controversy over safety and health hazards in lower Manhattan, including a major article in the latest Occupational Hazards, “Cleaning Up After 9/11: Respirators, Power and Politics.”

In “The Clipping File” at http://www.nyc0sh.org/clipping2file.html Links the recent safety and health-related news concerning asbestos-related disease, the “union safety effect,” and much more. Of special interest: “A Killer’s Stealthy Advance” from the May 9 Los Angeles Times and “EPA's Plan to Clean Up Insulation Is Too Limited, Some Say” from the May 10 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, both at http://www.nyc0sh.0rg/clipping-file.htinl#anch0r8166

In “NYCOSH in the News” at http://www.nycosh.org/NYCOSnNews/2002-april-News.html

Fire Truck Danger: Union Says WTC Dust on Rigs a Health Risk - Daily News, May 15 EPA Rapped for NYC Cleaning Program - Associated Press, May 14 EPA to Clean WTC Apartments - United Press International, May 8 WTC Minority Workers' Ills Persist - Newsday, April 28 Trabajadores sin proteccion - Hoy, 8 de abril and more than 30 other articles published in the media during 2002

Calendar of Events

Wednesday, May 22, 7:30 pm Lecture/Discussion: Toxic Fallout from the World Trade Center Catastrophe

When the World Trade Center towers fell, hazardous materials were released into the atmosphere, and the remaining dust contains carcinogens, including asbestos. The environmental aftermath has raised serious questions about who will be helped and who will be hurt as Downtown NYC is cleaned up and rebuilt. Who will benefit from new construction on the site, will it harm the environment, and will it meet job safety standards? With Paul Bartlett from the Center for Biology of Natural Systems at Queens College, Jonathan Bennett from NYCOSH and Joel Kupferman, the Environmental Justice Chair of the National Lawyers Guild - NYC Chapter, and the executive director of the NY Environmental Law Project.

Presented by New York Union for Radical Political Economics and the Brecht Forum at the Brecht Forum, 122 West 27th St., 10th fioor, 212-242-4201 $6/$8/$10 (sliding scale)

For a continuously updated listing of occupational and environmental safety and health events, visit the NYCOSH website’s Calendar of Events at http://www.nycosh.org/calendar.html

NYCOSH is a non-profit provider of occupational safety and health training, advocacy and information (including technical assistance and industrial hygiene consultation) to workers and

3/7/2003

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