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the one year, risk-based value of 0.028 f/cc. However, of greater importance to note is that to date less than 2 % of the samples have exceeded the AHERA standard of 70 f/nim2 and that the vast majority (approximately 80 - 90%) of fibers (from all sampling results) have been < 5 um in length.

In conclusion, when taken in its totality (i.e., individual sample results, length distribution of counted fibers, sample volume). The WTC airborne asbestos sampling data demonstrates that exposure to ambient air for a one year exposure duration is below WTC risk-based screening levels.

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