E.P.A. to Lead Cleanup Effort of Homes Close to Ground Zero

08 May 2002

The federal Environmental Protection Agency will lead an effort to clean up and test apartments south of Canal Street in Lower Manhattan that were fouled by the dust and ash from the destruction of the World Trade Center, a person who was briefed on the plan said. Full Story

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