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| Demolition, Emergency Response, and Disaster Relief Workers should wear respirators when they respond. |
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Toxic Dusts - Demolition Implications
We have posted our Winter-Spring 2012 Newsletter on our website. The main article discusses the implications of toxic dusts on demolition, disaster relief, and emergency response workers. This is an issue I feel really strongly about and if my recommendations are taken seriously, maybe there will be no need for any Zadroga Bills to deal with 9/11 type illnesses in the future.
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