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and the Senator leading the efforts on behave of the police and firemen and those workers at the trade center site is Senator Clinton.
"Senator Clinton sounded the alarm soon after 9/11 that those exposed to the toxic air at and around Ground Zero would suffer health effects from their exposure and would need help in the days, months and years to come.
She led efforts to secure $12 million in December 2001 to establish the World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program run by Mt. Sinai, the first program designed to track and monitor the health of 9/11 responders. Senator Clinton worked with her colleagues to secure an additional $90 million to expand the number of workers and volunteers eligible, and successfully helped to restore $125 million in additional funding for long-term medical and mental health monitoring and treatment and workers compensation benefits.
Senator Clinton emphasized that a report released in September by Mt. Sinai shows conclusively that thousands of first responders, workers, volunteers, residents and others suffered mental and medical health problems as a direct result of 9/11. Senator Clinton has underscored that this report confirms the need to expand access to health monitoring and treatment to cover all of those whose health was affected by 9/11.
January 13, 2002 Senator Clinton Proposes Changes to September 11 Victim Compensation Fund Rules
February 11, 2002 Senator Clinton Outlines 5-Point Plan to Address Ground Zero Air Quality Concerns
May 22, 2002 Clinton Wins Funds For Ground Zero Worker Health Tracking Program
June 4, 2002 Clinton: Bush Administration Opposes Health Tracking Plan For Fire Fighters, Police, Ground Zero Workers
August 5, 2002 Senator Clinton Calls on President Bush to Sign Emergency Designation to Provide Aid to Ground Zero Workers and Volunteers
*****The above is when the issue was first addressed by Senator CLinton and below is a list of dates and what was addressed:
May 1, 2007
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on the President's Veto of the Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Bill
April 27, 2007
NY Area Senators, Reps Demand 9/11 Health Plan Answers from Bush Administration
April 26, 2007
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Passage of Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Bill
April 23, 2007
Senators Clinton and Schumer and Representatives Maloney and Nadler Secure $50 Million for 9/11 Health Funding
March 22, 2007
Senators Clinton and Schumer Protect 9/11 Funding Targeted for Elimination in Bush Budget
March 21, 2007
Senators Kennedy, Clinton Hold First Senate Hearing on 9/11 Health Problems
March 20, 2007
Senators Kennedy, Clinton Announce Schedule and Witnesses for First Senate Hearing on 9/11 Health Problems
March 6, 2007
Administration's Top 9/11 Health Official's Testimony Draws Concern from NY-Area Delegation
March 5, 2007
Senators Clinton and Schumer Introduce Measure to Preserve 9/11 Funding
February 24, 2007
Statement of Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Edward Kennedy Announcing Date for HELP Committee's Hearing on 9/11 Health Illness Problems
February 14, 2007
Senator Clinton Meets with Health Assistant Secretary Agwunobi to Discuss 9/11 Health Funding
February 13, 2007
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Mayor Bloomberg's Release of World Trade Center Health Panel Report on 9/11 Health
January 31, 2007
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on the President’s Meeting Today with Ceasar Borja Jr.
January 30, 2007
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on the President’s Meeting with Ceasar Borja Jr. and the Administration's Announcement of $25 million for the Treatment of Ground Zero Workers, Volunteers
January 23, 2007
A State of the Union Message on 9/11 Health: Sick Responders in Washington to Watch President’s Speech, Push for Federal Aid
January 22, 2007
9/11 Responders to Attend State of the Union Address with Gallery Passes Provided by NY Senators, Reps.
January 16, 2007
Statement of Senator Clinton Regarding the EPA’s Announcement Today that It will Open Registration for the Post-9/11 Lower Manhattan Test and Clean Program
January 5, 2007
Senators Clinton, Schumer, Kennedy, Lautenberg And Menendez Re-Introduce Legislation to Address 9/11 Health Effects
December 18, 2006
Senator Clinton, Reps. Maloney and Fossella Host Bush Administration's 9/11 Health Task Force, Urge President to Include Treatment Funding in Budget
December 6, 2006
Statement of Senator Clinton on the Environmental Protection Agency’s Announcement on 9/11 Contamination Clean-Up Program
December 1, 2006
Clinton, Schumer, Kennedy Call on President to Include Funding in Budget for Medical and Mental Treatment and Monitoring of 9/11 First Responders, Workers, Students, Residents, Volunteers, and Others Whose Health Has Been Impacted
November 2, 2006
Statement by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on the Death of Sister Cindy Mahoney
October 27, 2006
A 9/11 Health Crisis First: Federal Money for Medical Treatment is Distributed
October 13, 2006
Senator Clinton Calls for Action to Help Students at Lower Manhattan Schools Following 9/11
October 2, 2006
Clinton, King Pass Legislation to Ensure Health of Rescue Workers
October 2, 2006
First Responders Health Monitoring Amendment Sponsored by Sens. Voinovich and Clinton and Rep. King Included in Port Security Conference Report
September 26, 2006
Statement of Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton, Charles Schumer, and Edward Kennedy on Help Chairman Enzi's Decision to Hold Hearing on 9/11 Health Illness Problems
September 22, 2006
Senators Clinton, Schumer and Kennedy Introduce Legislation to Address 9/11 Health Effects
September 20, 2006
Senators Clinton and Kennedy Call for Hearing, Mark-Up on 9/11 Health Legislation
September 15, 2006
First Responders Health Monitoring Amendment Sponsored by Sens. Voinovich and Clinton Included in Final Port Security Bill
September 14, 2006
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Senate Republican Leadership Refusal to Allow Vote on Proposal to Address 9/11 Health Issues
September 13, 2006
Senator Clinton Announces New Proposal to Address 9/11 Health Effects
September 12, 2006
Menendez Introduces Bill to Reopen 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund
September 8, 2006
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Reported Comments by Former EPA Administrator Whitman
September 8, 2006
Remarks of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on the Progress Since 9/11: Protecting Public Health and Safety of the Responders and Residents
September 8, 2006
Remarks of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on the Progress Since 9/11: Protecting Public Health and Safety of the Responders and Residents
September 5, 2006
Senator Clinton, Mount Sinai Release the Findings of the World Trade Center Worker and Volunteer Medical Screening Program
August 14, 2006
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton Re. Governor Pataki’s Signing of New Law to Assist 9/11 Rescue Workers
July 28, 2006
In the Wake of Continuing Evidence of the Negative Health Effects of 9/11 on Volunteers, Workers and First Responders, Senator Clinton Calls on Senate and FEMA to Address their Medical and Mental Health Needs
March 8, 2006
First Federal Money for 9/11 Health Treatment Announced
February 2, 2006
Senator Clinton Responds to EPA’s Failure to Protect New Yorkers Post-9/11
January 31, 2006
Senator Clinton Announces Amendment to Protect First Responders, Workers and Residents of New York Who Were Exposed to Asbestos After the September 11th Attacks
December 19, 2005
Clinton, Schumer: Congressional Panel Restores $125 Million For Injured 9/11 Responders
December 13, 2005
Clinton, Nadler Call For GAO Investigation Into EPA Post-9/11 Lower Manhattan Clean-Up Efforts
December 9, 2005
Clinton, Nadler, Community Leaders Call on EPA to Fix World Trade Center Air Quality Testing & Clean-Up Plan
November 29, 2005
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on the Release of the EPA’s World Trade Center Testing Plan
November 22, 2005
Joint Statement by Senator Hillary Clinton And Senator Chuck Schumer On Federal Aid For 9/11 Injured Responders
November 10, 2005
NY Reps Continue to Push for $125 Million for Injured 9/11 Responders
April 25, 2005
Senator Clinton Announces Legislation to Make National Guard Units Who Responded in Support of New York’s Security Needs Following the 9/11 Attacks Eligible for Federal Retirement Service
September 9, 2004
Senator Clinton Pledges to Continue to Fight for Answers and Access to Care for Those Still Suffering From Health Effects of 9/11
August 26, 2004
Senator Clinton Welcomes $4 Million Victory for Post-9/11 Counseling and Mental Health Services
April 6, 2004
Senator Clinton Hails Hard Fought Win for Ground Zero Workers and Volunteers
April 5, 2004
Senator Clinton Hails Hard Fought Win For Ground Zero Workers And Volunteers
March 19, 2004
Senator Clinton Hails Hard Fought Win for Ground Zero Workers and Volunteers
October 27, 2003
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Governor Leavitt Nomination
September 19, 2003
Clinton Reiterates Her Call For Extension of September 11th Victims Compensation Fund
September 17, 2003
Senator Clinton Calls on Department of Homeland Security to Extend Critical Mental Health Services for New Yorkers
September 9, 2003
Lieberman, Clinton Again Ask President for Answers On White House Suppression of Public Health Information On Ground Zero Air Quality
September 5, 2003
Clinton Calls on President to Provide Answers Regarding EPA’s Response to 9/11
September 4, 2003
EPW Committee Members Call for Hearing on White House Influence Over EPA Air Quality Reports At World Trade Center
August 31, 2003
Statement of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton re. former EPA Administrator Whitman’s comments on 9/11 Report
August 26, 2003
Senators Clinton and Lieberman Demand Explanation of White House Role in Suppressing Public Health Information Following World Trade Center Disaster
August 22, 2003
Clinton Outraged by EPA's Suppression of Information Following World Trade Center Disaster
June 17, 2003
Clinton Announces Ground Zero Worker and Volunteer Health Tracking Funds
February 11, 2003
Senator Clinton Secures $90 Million for Health Tracking of Ground Zero Workers, Volunteers
January 27, 2003
Senator Clinton Calls on Administration to Support Health Tracking in Budget for Ground Zero Workers
September 12, 2002
Clinton Applauds Colleagues for Their Efforts to Gain Crucial Health Tracking Funding for America’s Heroes
August 5, 2002
Senator Clinton Calls on President Bush to Sign Emergency Designation to Provide Aid to Ground Zero Workers and Volunteers
July 29, 2002
Senator Clinton Secures $90 Million for Comprehensive Health Tracking Program for Ground Zero Workers
July 8, 2002
Clinton: FEMA to Direct $20 Million to World Trade Center Health Registry
June 4, 2002
Clinton: Administration Opposes Health Tracking Plan For Fire Fighters, Police, Ground Zero Workers
May 22, 2002
Clinton Wins Funds For Ground Zero Worker Health Tracking Program
February 13, 2002
Senator Clinton Lauds Commitment to Create Air Quality Task Force for Ground Zero
February 11, 2002
Senator Clinton Outlines 5-Point Plan to Address Ground Zero Air Quality Concerns
January 13, 2002
Senator Clinton Proposes Changes to September 11 Victim Compensation Fund Rules
December 21, 2001
Congress Approves $12 Million For Health-Tracking Of 9-11 Rescue Workers
December 21, 2001
Senate Passes Clinton Bill Providing Mental Health Benefits For 9-11 Public Safety Officers
December 4, 2001
Senator Clinton Calls For Senate Hearing On Environmental, Health Concerns At Ground Zero
December 3, 2001
Senator Clinton Urges House-Senate Negotiators To Support Mental Health Needs Of 9-11 Public Safety Officers
November 8, 2001
Senate Committee Approves Five Clinton Bills Addressing Health, Financial Needs Of 9-11 Victims & Workers
November 8, 2001
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton Proposes Family Advocates Program For Victims Of September 11
November 7, 2001
Senate Passes Clinton Amendments To Address Mental Health Needs Of Public Safety Officers, Children
September 14, 2001
Congress Passes Measure To Expedite Payments For Families Of Fallen Public Safety Officers
September 12, 2001
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's Statement On The Floor of The United States Senate In Response to the World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks
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