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Forwarded NYC.gov inquiry regarding WFA office coordination, Oct 2002 — page 7

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC Inquiries/Correspondence/Complaints/Referrals
NYC-WTC_000151877Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Internal memo forwarding a citizen inquiry submitted via NYC.gov to DEP staff requesting coordination of a response regarding World Trade Center related matters.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dioxin, dust, mercury

New York Times article on EPA criticism regarding WTC — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151904Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Article discussing criticism of the EPA for downplaying dangers of ash and smoke from the World Trade Center collapse.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, benzene, debris, dust, lead, mercury

Memo on public messaging for asbestos cleaning — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151935Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Internal memo instructing staff to ensure accurate public messaging regarding specialized cleaning requirements for asbestos and toxins.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dioxins, dust, lead, mercury

Daily News Article on WTC Apartment Cleanup Bids — page 3

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151938Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary A newspaper article announcing that the city will seek bids for cleaning contaminated apartments around Ground Zero at an estimated cost of $3,000 to $8,000 per unit.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dioxins, dust, lead, mercury

New York Times article on EPA contaminant testing, Aug 2002 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151939Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Article reporting the EPA's plan to test for dioxins and toxic metals in Lower Manhattan apartments.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dioxins, dust, lead, mercury

New York Times article on health concerns near Trade Center, — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151942Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Article excerpt discussing community concerns about potential illnesses from substances produced by the disaster.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, lead, mercury

New York Times article on health concerns near Trade Center, — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151943Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Article excerpt discussing community concerns about potential illnesses from substances produced by the disaster.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, lead, mercury

EPA expanded cleanup plan memo, August 2002 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151949Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Memo regarding EPA's expanded plan to clean and test Lower Manhattan apartments for asbestos, dioxins, and toxic metals following the World Trade Center disaster.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dioxins, dust, lead, mercury

Fine particle health risk report, Jan 2002 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151962Machine-extracted title
Form

Summary Report excerpt detailing research on dangerous concentrations of fine particles released after the World Trade Center collapse.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: debris, dust, lead, mercury

Scientific report on particulate levels at Ground Zero, Oct 2001 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151963Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Excerpt from a scientific report comparing air quality data from Ground Zero to other pollution events.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, copper, debris, dust, lead, mercury, nickel, zinc

Scientific report on particulate levels at Ground Zero, Oct 2001 — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151964Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Excerpt from a scientific report comparing air quality data from Ground Zero to other pollution events.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dioxins, dust, lead, mercury

New York Times article on physician assessment of asbestos risk, — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151980Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Article featuring a physician stating that asbestos exposure risks are very small for most residents despite higher danger for workers.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, lead, mercury

New York Times article on physician assessment of asbestos risk, — page 3

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151981Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Article featuring a physician stating that asbestos exposure risks are very small for most residents despite higher danger for workers.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dioxin, lead, mercury

Article excerpt on asbestos risk assessment for Lower Manhattan residents, — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151988Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Report discusses physician statements that asbestos-related disease risks are slightly higher but very small for most people.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, concretedust, debris, dioxins, dust, lead, mercury

Article excerpt on asbestos risk assessment for Lower Manhattan residents, — page 4

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151990Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Report discusses physician statements that asbestos-related disease risks are slightly higher but very small for most people.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dioxin, dust, lead, mercury

Mayor's office air quality assessment memo, February 2002 — page 3

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151999Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Memo from Mayor's office environmental coordinator regarding air quality findings and federal EPA response to WTC fallout, February 2002.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, copper, debris, dust, lead, mercury, nickel, smoke

ABC News article on firefighter health, Jan 2002 — page 6

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000152040Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary News report from January 2002 discussing health problems faced by firefighters exposed to contaminated air at Ground Zero.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, benzene, debris, dioxin, dioxins, dust, mercury, pcbs, smoke

DEP fax header with article title, June 2002 — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000152042Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Fax header from DEP LRSU dated June 9, 2002, referencing an article titled 'Taking a Breath of [name]'.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: mercury

CDC press conference notes regarding anthrax investigation, undated — page 9

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000152055Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Excerpts from a CDC press conference and expert commentary regarding an anthrax investigation and public health information disclosure protocols.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, copper, debris, dust, lead, mercury, nickel, zinc

News article re: WTC contamination cleanup standards, 2001-2002 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 26
NYC-WTC_000152108Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary News excerpt discussing challenges in cleaning buildings contaminated with World Trade Center residue and debris.

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Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, lead, mercury