By Amy Westfeldt, Associated Press Writer | May 23, 2007
NEW YORK --A woman who died of lung disease five months after Sept. 11 was added Wednesday to the medical examiner's list of attack victims, marking the first time the city has officially linked a death to the toxic dust caused by the World Trade Center's collapse.
You can hear BYU professor Steven Jones discuss the deliberate downplaying by the government of the danger the toxic dust posed at the 58.5 minute point of this video:
NEW YORK --A woman who died of lung disease five months after Sept. 11 was added Wednesday to the medical examiner's list of attack victims, marking the first time the city has officially linked a death to the toxic dust caused by the World Trade Center's collapse.
You can hear BYU professor Steven Jones discuss the deliberate downplaying by the government of the danger the toxic dust posed at the 58.5 minute point of this video:
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