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DOH comments on draft final report, June 2002

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NYC and NY State Department of Health comments and suggestions for revising a draft final environmental report.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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11. Change title from the Public Health Implications section to Material Specific Evaluation section (line 1095). Present the health message for each specific material in this section and provide general health information on materials in an appendix (lines 1182 - 1529 Note: important health information is listed through this section which should be left in the text).

12. Change the sentence that states, “until the data demonstrate that no increased long-term risk of lung cancer are expected (lines 1528 - 1529).

13. Consolidate and revise tables to allow for easier reading. See Attachment - Tables.

14. Add a public health action plan or a list of actions conducted and actions planned.

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