Fema Trailers for Haiti? Idea Hauls a Backlash
The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current) › February 01, 2010
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INDIANAPOLIS - The U.S. trailer industry and lawmakers are pressing the government to send Haiti thousands of potentially formaldehyde-laced trailers left over from Hurricane Katrina - an idea denounced by some as a crass attempt to dump inferior products on the poor.
"Just go ahead and sign their death certificate," said Paul Nelson of Coden, Ala., who contends his mother died because of formaldehyde fumes in a FEMA trailer.See the full content of this document
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Fema Trailers for Haiti? Idea Hauls a Backlash
The 100,000 trailers became a symbol of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's bungled respon...
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