I'm glad they are looking. I am hopeful that the care will continue and that it will be done well.

No longer will we tolerate the insult of ashes to ashes and dust to dump.

It's not just to the families. I think it's a national sentiment that we bury our dead, that we do everything we can to bring them home.

Many families feel this shows a great deal of disrespect. There's nothing above ground. But we're also concerned about the safety.

I'm not trying to malign the construction workers, but this is not what they're trained to do.

We find ourselves facing this fourth anniversary of the September 11 murders still having to ask permission to travel to a dump site to visit the mortal remains of the people the city calls 'heroes'.