9/11:
Our Environment, Our Health

Forums & Outreach Projects

December 10, 2002

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Agenda (tentative):

Introduction by Notable Speaker Charles Osgood (invited) CBS Radio
Overview of the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) and UMDNJ-School of Public Health WTC projects Michael Gallo, PhD (invited) Director, NIEHS Center of Environmental Health Sciences at EOHSI
	What are the effects of WTC on our children? George Lambert, MD (invited) Associate Professor of Toxicology at EOHSI
Lessons Learned Emergency Response - New Jersey State Police (invited) Transportation Network - Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (invited) Evacuation from NYC - New Jersey Transit (invited)
WTC Mental Health Issues Project Liberty
Open Discussion Participants may ask questions and share their concerns about environmental and commuter issues with panel scientists

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Updated on Thursday, August 12, 2004

9/11: Our Environment, Our Health

9/11:
Our Environment, Our Health