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@MISC{_epafacility,
author = {},
title = {EPA FACILITY ID: TX2571724333},
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}
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Abstract
This document is a public health consultation that describes ATSDR's evaluation of potential health impacts of current air emissions from Kelly Air Force Base (AFB). The focus of the evaluation was non-occupational air exposures to on-base personnel. The current document represents one of several evaluations in Phase II of a three phase public health assessment process for Kelly AFB. 1. Phase I is represented by the original Public Health Assessment document (released August 1999) and consists of ATSDR's evaluation of community concerns involving environmental contamination from Kelly AFB and health outcome data, which addressed issues identified in the original petition. 2. Phase II addresses those issues identified in Phase I as warranting further evaluation, including the evaluation of current air emissions exposure to on-base non-occupational personnel. This health consultation provides an evaluation of on-base non-occupational exposures. Other Phase II issues will be addressed in other documents (past air emissions and health outcome data). 3. Phase III will address issues identified outside the purview of the original petition, but expressed as concerns by the community. Phase III will include an evaluation of the potential environmental contamination of East Kelly and an evaluation of the potential contamination of on-base drinking water.
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epa facility id health outcome data phase iii current air emission kelly afb phase ii original petition public health consultation on-base non-occupational exposure on-base personnel on-base drinking water on-base non-occupational personnel current document several evaluation non-occupational air exposure phase public health assessment process air emission environmental contamination phase ii issue east kelly kelly air force base original public health assessment document community concern potential health impact potential contamination health consultation potential environmental contamination
