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New York State Hazardous Substances Emergency Events Surveillance Project (HSEES)

More About HSEES

• The HSEES Project
• Written Outreach Materials, 2000-present
• Other HSEES Related Sites

Reports

• HSEES Annual Report, 2003
  

  To receive a copy of this report, please contact the NYS Department of Health, Bureau of Toxic Substance Assessment, 547 River Street, Troy, New York 12180-2216 or call HSEES staff at (518) 402-7810

Fact Sheets

• Ammonia Spills in New York State
• Hydrochloric Acid Spills in New York State
• Mercury Spills in New York State
• Responder Injuries in New York
• Sulfuric Acid Spills in New York State

Brochures for Schools

• The Partnership to Reduce Mercury in Schools

  Mercury and schools is a risky combination! A packet of nine new brochures has been developed to help school personnel identify mercury sources and reduce or remove the risk of a mercury spill. Mercury may be found in many different places throughout a school, and a spill can result in health risks and costly clean-up efforts. The materials were developed in cooperation with many partners interested in a healthy school environment and are intended to provide practical and cost-effective strategies.