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Image via WikipediaIt seems Mr. Scott Krzyzanowski, the owner of 89 Mill Street in Lockport, does not know New York State has one of the strictest asbestos regulations in the country. He has been told by the New York State Department of Labor numerous times to hire an asbestos contractor to cleanup the "eyesore" at 89 Mill Street, Lockport, NY. It appears he is ignoring the Department of Labor and they have issued a "Stop Work Order" on the project. If he continues to ignore the Department of Labor he will be subject to penalties and jail time. It looks like a showdown at the OK Corral will be happening. We will see who blinks first?
Future Environment Designs sponsored this video to assist with Keeping Your Family Safe by being aware about the dangers of Asbestos. Realize New York State and New York Cityasbestos regulations are some of the strongest in the country and both regulate residential asbestos isnpections, removal, and monitoring.
Image by lumis via Flickr Just finished and posted the Summer 2010 Future Focus newsletter. I discuss the Gulf Oil Spill and knowledge gained on how the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) handled this emergency.
John Sferazo, former 9/11 First Responder Ironworker, founded the non-profit organization American Greenlands Restoration. John Sferazo as a first responder knows what 9/11 first responders went through, he himself suffers from severe lung problems and post-tramautic stress syndrome. The American Greenlands Restoration uses 1,000 acres of land in Maine as a wildlife and nature retreat to help 9/11 first responders and veterans from the Iraq and Afganistan Wars sufferring from psychological and physical disabilities, heal through Nature Therapy. Just a warning the video is not very good. But you can hear the report all the same.
Image via WikipediaIt seems Mr. Scott Krzyzanowski, the owner of 89 Mill Street in Lockport, does not know New York State has one of the strictest asbestos regulations in the country. He has been told by the New York State Department of Labor numerous times to hire an asbestos contractor to cleanup the "eyesore" at 89 Mill Street, Lockport, NY. It appears he is ignoring the Department of Labor and they have issued a "Stop Work Order" on the project. If he continues to ignore the Department of Labor he will be subject to penalties and jail time. It looks like a showdown at the OK Corral will be happening. We will see who blinks first?
