Thursday, May 16, 2002

USATODAY.com - Ground zero workers planning final day at site.

"USA Today"

On New York

I don't know that other people around the world actually know the enormity of the task of removing all the Ground Zero debris. Less than 90,000 tons of debris remains at the bottom of the giant crater in lower Manhattan after nearly nine months of round-the-clock toil since Sept. 11, when the twin towers were reduced to 1.7 million tons of burning rubble 10 stories high.

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