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What asbestos material did EPA identify at Power City Warehouse in Niagara Falls?

EPA reported that the Power City Warehouse site contained asbestos from pipe insulation, alongside other contaminants including PCBs in light ballasts.

Primary-source reconstructionUpdated September 26, 2026
Evidence boundary: The EPA record identifies a material and location context; it does not identify who installed or disturbed the pipe insulation or establish person-specific exposure.

Documented evidence

  • EPA evaluated the four-acre Power City Warehouse site in Niagara Falls after a New York State request.
  • EPA reported asbestos from pipe insulation at the site.
  • EPA separately identified PCBs in light ballasts and elevated lead in several site areas, demonstrating the multi-hazard context of the property.

What the record does not establish

The EPA record identifies a material and location context; it does not identify who installed or disturbed the pipe insulation or establish person-specific exposure.

Why this becomes graph value

The record is published as a reconstruction object, not a list entry. Legacy preserves the source, time context, material or task context, and the boundary between documentation and inference so the same evidence can support more than one historical question without being overstated.

Next reconstruction questions

Useful next questions include: What years? Which building, department, vehicle, machine, trade or maintenance task? What records, specifications, photographs, purchase documents, union records or coworkers can narrow the history?

Primary source

Primary source record Primary / authoritative source

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