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Monday, July 02 2007 |
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DOC NITE PRESENTS:
911, DUST AND DECEIT AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER
This disturbing film by Penny Little “911: Dust and Deceit at the
WTC” exposes the continuing attack on NYC through interviews with
scientists, waste management specialists, government workers,
volunteers, the heros and victims of the dust which permeated the air
after 911.
EPA Administrator Christine Todd Whitman announced to New Yorkers,
shortly after the 911 attacks on the World Trade Towers that “. .I am
glad to reassure the people of New York and Washington DC that their
air safe to breathe” and that we “. . .need not be concerned about
environmental issues as [we] return to [our] homes and workplaces” At
that time, she didn't have the information to support those assurances
or make recommendations. The White House itself, through its Council on
Environmental Quality (CEQ), actually manipulated the statements being
released by the EPA so as to soft-pedal health concerns. Because
of these misleading statements, and because the EPA bucked its legal
responsibility and left the problem to the City, the public was put at
risk. This is true even though the EPA reversed course in
May of 2002 and initiated an extremely limited and flawed voluntary
cleanup. There is evidence of a coverup, and a media
blackout. Thousands of people are ill.
The impact of the environmental disaster after 911 will continue for
years. The health of those who were exposed to the toxic dust and told
that the "Air was safe to breathe" and the continuing coverup of the
problems has not been adequately reported in the mainstream media.
Those who were most affected are often the least able to get the help
they need. In 911: Dust and Deceit at the WTC, Filmmaker Penny
Little interviews numerous experts, victims, and ground zero workers.
please see website for more info: http://www.911dust.org/director.htm
PENNY WILL BE PRESENT TONITE FOR DISCUSSION AFTER FILM!
Bring food and beverage if you want and a $3-5 to donate to the
Pescadrome for the use of their space. Per usual, we will discuss
the film after the screening.
The location is at 101 S. Quarantina St., SB 93103 (corner of Quarantina and Carpinteria--*ENTRANCE IS ON CARP ST*)
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Location: 101 S. Quarantina St., Santa Barbara 93103 (corner of Carpinteria and Quarintina)
Contact: Renée Bergan, 805.698.3069 |