E-mails R. Avaltroni 2002 — page 7
One strand of asbestos in a (cubic centimeter) of air Is not a problem. But how many CCs do you breathe in a day?
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One strand of asbestos in a (cubic centimeter) of air Is not a problem. But how many CCs do you breathe in a day?
Summary Distribution of the final version of a Department of Health press release concerning WTC indoor air quality.
Results of outdoor sampling since September 11 of air, water, and dust - including sampling for asbestos and particulate matter - are posted on the U.S.
Summary Draft press announcement extending registration deadline to December 28, 2002 for lower Manhattan residents to register for EPA's cleaning and testing program for WTC dust…
asbestos contractors or they may ask for testing alone under EPA’s lower Manhattan cleanup program.
Isn't there an addendum (e.g., may -vs- W: Exterior Cleaning presumed to contain asbestos) that should accompany this
Summary DEP discussion of drafting water use exemption notice for contractors performing necessary WTC hazard remediation and facade cleanup work.
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He also mentioned that he is investigating the “fact” that DEP has only issued one asbestos violation in lower Manhattan since Sept. 11. Plans to compare that to a similar period.
The EPA report stated, “for asbestos, the data we received indicates that asbestos is not a hazard at 125 Cedar Street.”
Summary EPA staff provides feedback on a press release for 125 Cedar reoccupancy and discusses cancellation policy.
The EPA report stated, “for asbestos, the data we received indicates that asbestos is not a hazard at 125 Cedar Street.”
Summary Memo summarizing DEP's response to WTC hotline referrals, noting resolved cases and inspection results regarding visible debris.
Asbestos has another draft of said letter including Russell’s comments. Asbestos will forward it to you on Monday.
Summary Correspondence discussing the scheduling of meetings with building owners and the need for legal vetting of compliance issues.
Asbestos has another draft of said letter including Russell’s comments. Asbestos will forward It to you on Monday.
Summary DEP discussion of whether Compliance office should schedule WTC meetings or await Law Department legal review of outstanding issues.
Asbestos has another draft of said letter including Russell’s comments. Asbestos will forward it to you on Monday.
Summary Draft press announcement extending registration deadline to December 28, 2002 for lower Manhattan residents to register for EPA's cleaning and testing program for WTC dust…
asbestos contractors or they may ask for testing alone under EPA’s lower Manhattan cleanup program.
Summary Correspondence discussing the scheduling of meetings with building owners and the need for legal vetting of compliance issues.
All samples, bulk and air, for asbestos were non detect. That’s the major points as of now. I’m sure more will be coming. NYC-WTC_000160752
October 11, 2002 2:15 PM To: Kelly McKinney Cc: avaltronlr@dep. nyc.gov Subject: Re: letter to DOE regarding asbestos concerns in Stuy HS 1^
All samples, bulk and air, for asbestos were non detect. That’s the major points as of now. I’m sure more will be coming. NYC-WTC_000160728
Summary Draft environmental letter addressing indoor air quality and interior debris issues for WTC funding support.
Individuals living in spaces that contain World Trade Center-related debris/dust may have an increased long-term risk of exposure to asbestos.
Summary DEP discussion of whether Compliance office should schedule WTC meetings or await Law Department legal review of outstanding issues.
All samples, bulk and air, for asbestos were non detect. That’s the major points as of now. I’m sure more will be coming. NYC-WTC_000160758
Under this program, you may request the following: • That your residence be professionally cleaned and then tested for asbestos in the air (if asbestos is still present, your home will be re-cleaned
Summary Communications request for specific project data including timeline, building counts, square footage cleaned, and compliance status for news.
Of the 1,072 buildings the DEP inspected, 315 - less than 30 percent - tested positive for asbestos contamination and were earmarked for cleaning.
Samples collected fi’om various buildings indicated that some of the debris may be asbestos-containing material (ACM).