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CONTACT: Victoria Ashley
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October, 19th, 2006 An academic conference examining the World Trade Center disaster: Lifting The Fog: The Scientific Method Applied to the World Trade Center Disaster WHERE:
Chan Shun Auditorium Room 2050
Valley Life Science Building University of California, Berkeley WHEN:
November 11th, 2006;
10:00 am to 10:00 pm
WHO:
Steven E. Jones:
Ph.D., Physicist,
Journal of 9/11 Studies
co-editor
Jenna Orkin: World Trade Center Environmental Organization founder Peter Phillips: Ph.D., Professor of Sociology, Project Censored Director Jim Hoffman: 9/11 researcher, WTC7.net creator and more. ACADEMIC CONFERENCE TO PRESENT SCIENTIFIC CRITIQUE OF EXISTING EXPLANATIONS FOR THE WTC DESTRUCTION ON 9/11/01 AND ANALYSES OF PUBLIC HEALTH CATASTROPHE FROM THE NYC GROUND ZERO ENVIRONMENT. The 5th Anniversary of the 9/11/01 attacks has seen a rapidly increasing interest in explanations that conflict with the official explanations of the events of that day. The scientific merit of these alternative explanations remains largely unexamined. The Lifting the Fog Conference will provide a rigorous examination of the many unanswered questions surrounding the destruction of the World Trade Center. Using the extensive bodies of surviving evidence, presenters will apply the scientific method to evaluate the evidence and theories of the destruction of the buildings. The conference will also include a session devoted to the developing story of the public health catastrophe of exposures to the Ground Zero environment. The fact that the EPA allowed politics to eclipse science in their issuance of false assurances of 'safe air' is a sobering example of grave distortions of fact regarding the 9/11/01 attack by high government officials.
Please join us on Saturday, November
11th, for four sessions of presenters, respondents and Q & A at
our free public academic conference,
Lifting The Fog: The Scientific Method Applied
to the World Trade Center Disaster.
For more information, contact:
Victoria Ashley |