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Im Mai 2002 veröffentlichte die Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ihren Report World Trade Center Building Performance Study. | Im Mai 2002 veröffentlichte die Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ihren Report World Trade Center Building Performance Study. | ||
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Version vom 12. September 2010, 14:26 Uhr
Im Mai 2002 veröffentlichte die Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ihren Report World Trade Center Building Performance Study.
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Überblick
Untersuchungen
Kritik
Die amerikanische Feuerwehr-Zeitschrift Fire Engeneering fand außergewöhnlich deutliche Worte in Ihrer Kritik am FEMA-Report:
"No. Fire Engineering has good reason to believe that the "official investigation" blessed by FEMA and run by the American Society of Civil Engineers is a half-baked farce that may already have been commandeered by political forces whose primary interests, to put it mildly, lie far afield of full disclosure. Except for the marginal benefit obtained from a three-day, visual walk-through of evidence sites conducted by ASCE investigation committee members- described by one close source as a "tourist trip"-no one's checking the evidence for anything."[1]
