Why the Trade Towers were cleaned up.

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Andy, Apr 11, 2006.

  1. Andy

    Andy Well-Known Member

    Thousands of tons of toxic debris resulting from the collapse of the Twin Towers included asbestos, lead, and mercury, as well as unprecedented levels of dioxin and PAHs from the fires which burned for three months. This has led to debilitating illnesses among rescue and recovery workers, as well as some residents, students, and office workers of Lower Manhattan, nearby Chinatown, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.

    These facts of cancer bursts, disability filings, Lung problems, etc have all been recorded and documented from many sources and could be looked up by searching local New York City papers and magazines data bases.
     
  2. Danr

    Danr New Member

    Why was the evidence removed from flight 93 wreckage?

    And why did that one building fall- the one that was not hit by a plane?
     
  3. Andy

    Andy Well-Known Member

    Thousands of tons of toxic debris resulting from the collapse of the Twin Towers included asbestos, lead, and mercury, as well as unprecedented levels of dioxin and PAHs from the fires which burned for three months. This has led to debilitating illnesses among rescue and recovery workers, as well as some residents, students, and office workers of Lower Manhattan, nearby Chinatown, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.

    These facts of cancer bursts, disability filings, Lung problems, etc have all been recorded and documented from many sources and could be looked up by searching local New York City papers and magazines data bases.
     

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