"Levels of indoor air  pollutants may be two to five times  higher
    and occasionally more than 100 times higher than outdoor levels" - EPA
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A retired, 34-year-old New York City police detective who spent hundreds of hours searching for Sept. 11 victims at ground zero has died of a respiratory disease related to the cleanup.  James Zadroga is believed to be the first emergency responder to die as a result of exposure to World Trade Center dust and debris.  "Unfortunately, I do not think he is going to be the last," Palladino said.  Jan 8 2001

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