FEMA knew of formaldehyde in trailers:
July 20, 2007
By David Goldstein McClatchy Newspapers
WASHINGTON — Federal officials knew that hurricane evacuees housed in temporary trailers were worried about dangerous levels of formaldehyde but took little action, government documents show.
Their primary concern was the legal fallout if the temporary housing presented a health hazard, according to records obtained by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
"Do not initiate any testing until we give the OK," a lawyer for the Federal Emergency Management Agency wrote. "Once you get the results ... the clock is running on our duty to respond to them."
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Monday, July 23, 2007
Bush Admin Rules: The Poor Deserve Formaldehyde
Lovely. This is certainly bringing back honor and dignity to the government.
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