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Industrial Evidence Stream · Demolition Debris

What did EPA document at the Frankfort Asbestos Site?

EPA described a large pile of shredded building debris—estimated at roughly 56,000 cubic yards—known to contain asbestos-containing material.

Primary-source reconstructionUpdated September 26, 2026
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Documented evidence

  • EPA evaluated a rural Frankfort, New York site after a referral from its criminal-enforcement program.
  • The site contained a large pile of shredded building debris with multiple smaller piles on top.
  • EPA reported that the debris, estimated at approximately 56,000 cubic yards, was known to contain asbestos-containing material.

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