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Summary Contract excerpt defining regulatory compliance requirements and describing visual assessments of debris on building exteriors near the World Trade Center.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Building Facade Clean-up Work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor with NYCDEP and NYSDOL asbestos

Summary Contract excerpt defining regulatory compliance requirements and describing visual assessments of debris on building exteriors near the World Trade Center.

NYSDOL asbestos certified workers. . .

Summary Report on DEP and EPA visual assessments of debris on building exteriors in January and February 2002.

and NYSDOL asbestos certified workers.

Summary Application form detailing cost estimates for asphalt and gravel roof clean-up per square foot.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Building Facade Clean-up Work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor with NYCDEP and NYSDOL asbestos certified

Summary Application form detailing cost estimates for asphalt and gravel roof clean-up per square foot.

asbestos certified workers.

Summary Document outlining the two-phase survey project covering approximately 452 buildings and detailing follow-up inspection procedures for debris cleanup.

NYSDOL asbestos certified workers.

Summary Memorandum summarizing visual assessments of building debris near the World Trade Center conducted in conjunction with EPA and DOL.

It is necessary to contract the services of asbestos remediation firms and an air monitoring consultant to perform the required tasks.

Summary A letter summarizing visual assessments of outdoor clean-ups and debris presence on buildings near the World Trade Center site.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Building Facade Cuan-up Work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor with NYCDEP and NYSDOL asbestos

Summary Memorandum from DEP to Health Department summarizing chronology of WTC-related activities including cleanup coordination, air quality monitoring, and building reopening advisories.

• Performed at least one inspection of all (asbestos project) ACP7 notifications filed by building owners (To date, 34 building owners have filed ACP7

Summary Contract excerpt defining regulatory compliance requirements and describing visual assessments of debris on building exteriors near the World Trade Center.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Building Facade Clean-up Work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor with NYCDEP and NYSDOL asbestos certified

Summary EPA letter to DEP regarding visual assessments of building exteriors for debris in January and February 2002.

asbestos certified workers.

Summary DEP letter acknowledging a request for information regarding bidders list criteria for World Trade Center remediation work.

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Summary Document containing laboratory analysis data for environmental samples collected from the Liberty Street vicinity.

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

Specialists tested for 120 contami­ nants, including asbestos, lead and mer- cury. Mr.

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

nants, including asbestos, lead and mer­ cury. Hr. Stewart !

So can the mineral asbestos. Just as the composition of inhaled particles can affect health, so can size.

Summary Review draft of an environmental health and safety plan for debris operations at Staten Island Landfill.

footwear. 5) Exposure to asbestos and other 3) Use of hard hat and eye protection.

Summary EPA memorandum detailing plans for asbestos wipe sampling, projecting airborne dust levels, and estimating increased cancer risks from WTC dust exposure.

CUMULATIVE EXPOSURES OF ASBESTOS ASSOCIATED WITH HEALTH EFFECTS From the ATSDR Toxicological Profile for Asbestos,'" including examples of air levels and the amount of time needed to accumulate

Summary Letter responding to a request for indoor air testing at 80 [name], directing the requester to USEPA registration.

The synergy comes from breathing in a sub-one percent level of asbestos, combined with lead, arsenic, mercury, and even non-hazardous substances like gypsum dust that are strong irritants.

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

Management started a cleanup last month,but not an asbestos abatement. The Tabbs had planned to start a family.