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Summary Fragmented page showing only the United States Environmental Protection Agency Region II letterhead without specific content or date.

HEPA vacuuming were successful in achieving health based benchmarks for WTC contaminants of potential concern, EPA also found that asbestos

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

The asbestos air level is estimated to be 1 s/mL over the 30 year period.

Summary News report stating that early World Trade Center dust was less likely to cause cancer than feared by the public.

Outside experts told the inspector behooves all who fear for their health or want to t general’s office that levels of airborne asbestos, the contribute

Summary News excerpt discussing positive findings from dust samples collected at the World Trade Center site in late 2001.

Immediately after the attacks, the majority of people focused their attention on asbestos, Lioy says.

Summary A newspaper article reporting that FEMA will reimburse the Board of Education for $11.7 million spent cleaning hazardous dust from downtown schools.

Professional cleaning costs about $1.50 per square foot, and the tab can quadru- ple if asbestos is detected.

Summary EPA Region 2 response to inquiry about the joint EPA-DEP World Trade Center residential dust cleanup and testing program funded by FEMA, noting approximately 5,300 requests…

The contract entered into by DEP for cleaning requires that only a NYSDOL-licensed asbestos contractor and only DEP- and NYSDOL-certified workers would be allowed to perform any of the cleaning activities

Summary Survey data listing building addresses and owners in the World Trade Center vicinity.

This is just the short version of what has been done. 1) Regarding DEP investigations, you can call Krish Radhakrishnan, Director of Asbestos Control, at 718-595-3718. 2)

Summary Letter responding to inquiries about the joint EPA and DEP program designed to protect residents from residual dust at the World Trade Center site.

The contract entered into by DEP for cleaning requires that only a NYSDOL-licensed asbestos contractor and only DEP- and NYSDOL-certified workers would be allowed to perform any of the cleaning activities

Summary Laboratory report listing PCM and TEM asbestos air sampling results collected on September 26, 2001.

Many of these individuals had fall or pgrtia£^8£ds4)>&f would make the rcspiratorjtsdess^r asbestos or respirable dust.

Summary Cover page for a laboratory report regarding landfill operations, dated October 2001.

Many of these individuals had fall or partial beards that would make the respirator useless, for asbestos or respirable dust.

Summary EPA Region 2 responds to a congressional inquiry about the joint EPA-DEP program for testing and cleaning lower Manhattan homes after the WTC collapse.

The contract entered into by DEP for cleaning requires that only a NYSDOL-licensed asbestos contractor and only DEP and NYSDOL-certified workers would be allowed to perform any of the cleaning

Summary Fragmented text from a DEP document containing unreadable characters and partial headers regarding environmental monitoring.

has permanently poisoned building, about a block from ground the area’s buildings and apartments Blessings zero, have shown the air to be safe. with , asbestos

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

Depending on what and ash, some of which contained found in the residential work, the asbestos or other potentially harmful interiors of businesses may

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

Concerns Grow Over WTC Asbestos Jan. 13,2002 9:27 am NEW YORK (AP) - Many firefighters who raced to save victims of the Sept. 11 World Trade Center attack now are facing their own health

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 Roof Clean-Up Application: This procedure utilizes wet methods and careful hygiene protocol for cleaning roofs contaminated with asbestos containing

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

a Application: This procedure utilizes wet methods and careful hygiene protocol for cleaning roofs contaminated with asbestos

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 Roof Clean-Up Application: This procedure utilizes wet methods and careful hygiene protocol for cleaning roofs contaminated with asbestos containing

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

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Roof Clean-Up Application: This procedure utilizes wet methods and careful hygiene protocol for cleaning roofs contaminated with asbestos containing

Summary Fragmented text from a DEP document containing unreadable characters and partial headers regarding environmental monitoring.

Tobmijia The size of the asbestos fibers that the Dr.

Summary EPA addresses Senate concerns regarding environmental response to World Trade Center attack and federal government's monitoring and mitigation role.

For example, when looking at asbestos, analysis done by the United States Geologic Survey (USGS) tinough use of their AVBRIS remote sensing device is consistent with studies done