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Summary EPA report excerpt discussing the cessation of outdoor air monitoring in June 2002 and ongoing concerns about indoor contamination.

Three of these COPCs are considered cancer causing: asbestos, Ago dioxin, and PAHs.

Summary Interim final report from EPA Region 2 detailing a background study of environmental conditions at the World Trade Center site.

Presented in Table 7-1 is a summary of U.S. residential building average asbestos concentrations by direct TEM as found in the literature search. 7.1.2 Settled Asbestos Dust

Summary Interim final report from EPA Region 2 detailing a background study of environmental conditions at the World Trade Center site.

The arithmetic mean for asbestos loading was 2,783 s/cm^ for the microvacuum samples and 37,174 s/cm^ for the wipe samples.

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

Samples collected from various buildings indicated that some of the debris may be asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary Memo requesting DEP to provide updated information on building cleanup project timeline, inspection dates, number of buildings cleaned, square footage, and project completion date.

Of the 1,072 buildings the DEP inspected, 315 - less than 30 percent - tested positive for asbestos contamination and were earmarked for cleaning.

Summary An EPA memorandum discussing asbestos wipe sampling, projected airborne levels from settled dust, and estimated cancer risks for World Trade Center cleanup scenarios.

We will do sampling for airborne asbestos in every' residence we are asked to clean or test, but we will also do sampling for metals and dioxin in a subset of spaces.

Summary Article excerpt discussing the low likelihood of asbestos lawsuits following the September 11 attacks due to open-air exposure.

have shown relatively high levels of including: j asbestos, a carcinogen.

Summary Summary of a conference call discussing indoor and outdoor sampling plans and dioxin levels at WTC sites.

There was also mention that some kind of risk assessment for asbestos has to be done. It could have been phrased as "should be". NYC-WTC_000153282

Summary PR firm requests factual updates to cleanup story including project timeline, building counts, and inspection dates.

Of the 1,072 buildings the DEP inspected, 315 - less than 30 percent - tested positive for asbestos contamination and were earmarked for cleaning.

Summary Correspondence between EPA and city agencies discussing ongoing Lower Manhattan environmental efforts.

DOH approached me today asking for DEP’s comment on the action levels being proposed for cleanup of asbestos.

Summary Distribution of the final version of a Department of Health press release concerning WTC indoor air quality.

Asbestos and fiberglass can pose a health risk if dust accumulates and particles become airborne.

Summary Summary of inter-agency coordination covering air monitoring results, proposed EPA reductions, and planned re-analysis of dust samples.

There was also mention that some kind of risk assessment for asbestos has to be done. It could have been phrased as "should be". NYC-WTC_000160612

Samples collected fi’om various buildings indicated that some of the debris may be asbestos-containing material (ACM).

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.

Summary Document excerpt listing counsel and staff members assigned to a paper on infrastructure related to World Trade Center recovery.

Significant levels of airborne asbestos were found, although not over EPA's 70 s/mm^ standard of the time.

Summary DOH inquiry to DEP about EPA scope of work document and required addendum regarding ACM presumption language.

Samples collected from various buildings indicated that some of the debris may be asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary EPA communication to federal and NYC agencies regarding post-9/11 environmental response.

Samples collected from various buildings indicated that some of the debris may be asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Samples collected from various buildings indicated that some of the debris was asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary Discussion regarding asbestos sampling results in an apartment and potential release of a draft document.

PM To: Jim Miller; Vincent Coluccio; Wilfredo Lopez Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; Greg Butler; Jessica Leighton Subject: Re: Fwd: Residential Asbestos

Summary DEP official requests final review of the latest air monitoring Scope of Work to conclude negotiations.

Check for recovery of asbestos from cel­ 3.