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Environmental compliance log and action tracking sheet — page 4

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 31 / Buildings 105 Duane 80 John Gateway etc. 75 Park 200 Rector Trinity Church
NYC-WTC_000154655Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Internal tracking document for managing reports, comments, and actions related to environmental compliance cases.

Wipe samples can only be tested for the number of asbestos fibers per area, not a percentage of asbestos in the total dust.

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

EPA memorandum on carpet asbestos testing, June 2002 — page 21

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140060Machine-extracted title
Chain of custody

Summary Technical memorandum from EPA discussing ultrasonication testing for asbestos in carpets and HEPA vacuuming effectiveness.

Airborne dust clouds were generated from mixtures of soils with different asbestos varieties in bulk concentrations ranging from 1 to 0.001 % asbestos....

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

EPA memorandum regarding asbestos reservoir, June 2002 — page 23

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140105Machine-extracted title
Chain of custody

Summary Forwarded EPA memorandum dated June 9, 2002, concerning the Asbestos Reservoir and carpet testing methods.

Airborne dust clouds were generated from mixtures of soils with different asbestos varieties in bulk concentrations ranging from 1 to 0.001 % asbestos. ...

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

World Trade Center asbestos situation memorandum, December 2001 — page 20

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140157Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary EPA memorandum addressing World Trade Center asbestos contamination status and agency efforts to provide information on the situation.

Airborne dust clouds were generated from mixtures of soils with different asbestos varieties in bulk concentrations ranging from 1 to 0.001 % asbestos....

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

WTC asbestos wipe sampling and cancer risk analysis, December 2001 — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140171Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary EPA memorandum on wipe sampling methods for asbestos in Lower Manhattan buildings, resuspension projections, and cancer risk estimates from WTC dust exposure.

of asbestos containing materials (ACM).

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

EPA memo re: wipe sampling and cancer risk at WTC, — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140260Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Memorandum detailing procedures for asbestos wipe sampling in Lower Manhattan and estimating associated cancer risks from dust exposure.

building of asbestos containing materials (ACM).

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

DOH informational document defining asbestos types, n.d. — page 6

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 06 / DEP 59.17 Junction Blvd, 11th FL
NYC-WTC_000142696Machine-extracted title
Form

Summary Document describing the four main types of asbestos minerals: chrysotile, amosite, crocidolite, and anthophyllite.

with asbestos-related diseases.

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

E-mails R. Avaltroni 2002 — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 42 / E-mails R. Avaltroni 2002
NYC-WTC_000161479
Lab report

Positive ultrasonification results indicate a potential, albeit of unknown magnitude, for asbestos exposure. Actual risk from asbestos is best determined by air sampling.

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

ATSDR/DHAC_ASTM — page 39

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 10 / ATSDR/DHAC_ASTM
NYC-WTC_000149721
Lab report

Chrysotile asbestos was the only form of asbestos identified, either by PLM or TEM, in all settled surface dust samples.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, chrysotile, dust

Fax cover sheet for WTC-related correspondence, July 7, 2003 — page 10

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 08 / OIG
NYC-WTC_000146061Machine-extracted title
Permit application

Summary Standard fax transmission form used to send documents related to the World Trade Center environmental response efforts.

to asbestos-containing material.

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

Legal hold notice for WTC documents, undated — page 409

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 10 / AIR ASBESTOS MONITORING REPORTS
NYC-WTC_000148600Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Notice instructing staff to preserve original World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions against the City.

There is currently no outdoor ambient standard for Asbestos asbestos.

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

DEP Air Monitoring in Lower Manhattan Report, Sept-Oct 2001 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / FORM LETTERS
NYC-WTC_000150109Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Department of Environmental Protection report detailing ambient outdoor air monitoring for asbestos fibers.

There is currently no outdoor ambient standard for •I Asbestos asbestos.

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

WTC security and emergency response newspaper article — page 4

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 26
NYC-WTC_000152217Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary News article discussing gaps in City's post-attack security measures and recommendations for comprehensive defense strategy.

air samples, Bader said, fear of asbestos is just industry hyping the dangers of asbestos con­ chiefly because asbestos particles hype.”

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

DEP internal routing form with action checkboxes, undated — page 5

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000152030Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Internal DEP routing sheet with checkboxes for handling reports, comments, and coordination regarding WTC environmental data.

As far as the asbestos, our experts tell us the reason may be the way the tests were done. The company hired by the C.I.B. used one kind of microscope to check for asbestos.

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

EPA memorandum on carpet asbestos testing, June 2002 — page 24

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140063Machine-extracted title
Chain of custody

Summary Technical memorandum from EPA discussing ultrasonication testing for asbestos in carpets and HEPA vacuuming effectiveness.

The situations involved actual buildings and rooms contaminated with asbestos, such as after the San Francisco earthquake. Researchers measured the levels of asbestos on the surfaces.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, beryllium, dust, lead, zinc

EPA memorandum regarding asbestos reservoir, June 2002 — page 26

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140108Machine-extracted title
Chain of custody

Summary Forwarded EPA memorandum dated June 9, 2002, concerning the Asbestos Reservoir and carpet testing methods.

This method is widely recognized, and used by EPA Region 1 in asbestos risk assessments.^’ It is used not only in the field of asbestos, but also for dusts containing other toxic substances such as

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, beryllium, dust, lead, zinc

WTC asbestos wipe sampling and cancer risk analysis, December 2001 — page 21

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 05 / EPA Cate Jenkins
NYC-WTC_000140190Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary EPA memorandum on wipe sampling methods for asbestos in Lower Manhattan buildings, resuspension projections, and cancer risk estimates from WTC dust exposure.

The situations involved actual buildings and rooms contaminated with asbestos, such as after the San Francisco earthquake. Researchers measured the levels of asbestos on the surfaces.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, beryllium, dust, lead, zinc

Law Department notice on WTC document preservation, Oct 2001 — page 47

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 08 / NO INFO
NYC-WTC_000145391Machine-extracted title
Permit application

Summary Notice from NYC Law Department instructing staff to preserve World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions.

EPA Situation Reports confirmed statements about asbestos abatements and recorded instances where asbestos was found during debris removal and asbestos abatements performed

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: amosite, asbestos, chrysotile, debris, dust

Law Department notice on WTC document preservation, Oct 2001 — page 47

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 08 / NO INFO
NYC-WTC_000145556Machine-extracted title
Permit application

Summary Notice from NYC Law Department instructing staff to preserve World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions.

EPA Situation Reports confirmed statements about asbestos abatements and recorded instances where asbestos was found during debris removal and asbestos abatements performed

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: amosite, asbestos, chrysotile, debris, dust

ATSDR/DHAC_ASTM — page 59

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 10 / ATSDR/DHAC_ASTM
NYC-WTC_000149741
Lab report

Longer asbestos fibers can penetrate into the deeper portions of the lung.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, chrysotile, dust