Formaldehyde FEMA trailers

[kayman]

Lawmakers Fault FEMA on Trailers

As if they people in Louisiana and Texas hasn't been through the ringer and enough with the Bush administration's version of FEMA. Well, now a new report by Christopher T. DeRosa, a toxicology expert, said that the CDC and FEMA bypassed his agency, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, on the haphazardous levels of formaldehyde within the trailer for long-term occupancy. He basically said that the CDC and FEMA just changed or omitted important details of the study to hope no one would learn of this. Congress is now investigating the FEMA now for this because some 40,000 people are still living in these trailers in Louisiana and Texas.

[Raintree21]

I wonder if it truly was omitted on purpose or if they just figured that people would be back on their feet by now, two and a half years later and wouldn't be exposed to it for this long?