Reply #11: Links for your questions...good researchers are workin' on it.

[Dancing_Dave]

There are a number of good science-oriented sites where people are working on finding answers to the questions you raise. Most of them have been mentioned in some of the long threads on this page. Here's a short digest

http://home.comcast.net/~jeffrey.king2/wsb/html/view.cgi-home.html-.html

http://home.debitel.net/user/andreas.bunkahle/toce.htm

http://www.the-movement.com Connects research and activism in an open dialectical way. They're drawing in a variety of people to express their own 9/11 experiences, which may have important clues.

http://www.serendipity.li/wot/wtc_demolition.htm

http://physics911.org (this one is temporarily down because it's being refurbished from a spartan academic site to a more appealingly designed general interest site, though still very science-centered. It should be up again within a few days)

However, I'm having trouble finding anything that relates this research to the public health impact. As you can read at the top of this post, that impact has turned out to be more severe and long lasting than we were originally neo-conned into believing. I'm getting into some specialized list serve research groups and joined sprayno, a well-informed public-health conscious environmental activist group centered in the New York City area. The group is now getting involved in activism to break the 9/11 cover-up too. So as the dots connecting what really happened on 9/11 come together with New Yorker's health concerns, I will keep you posted!