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He found that liquid carbon dioxide was acceptable to landlords and as effective as perc in cleaning.

Their equipment suppliers developed systems so efficient that the entire industry used just 72 million pounds of perc in 1998, down from 235 million a decade earlier.

In 1994, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation found high levels of perchloro ethylene, a suspected carcinogen also known as tetrachloroethene, PCE or perc, in a soil sample taken from a sump inside a dirt-floor basement room beneath the dry cleaner.

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Bias may also have influenced results in the observed direction if recruitment methods increased the likelihood of including apartments with elevated perc in minority, low-income neighborhoods.

For example, the full uncensored patient input is provided to pERC members for consideration, and patient values are one of the four quadrants considered by the pERC in their discussions.

The mean perc level in 11 apartments in 5 dry cleaner buildings located in a low-income census block group was 256 μg/m3, compared with 23 μg/m3 in 54 apartments in 19 buildings located in non-low-income census block groups.

Table 4 shows that indoor air perc level in 29 apartments in 10 dry cleaner buildings located in a minority census block group averaged 76 μg/m3, compared with 19 μg/m3 in 36 apartments in 14 buildings located in nonminority census block groups.

By comparison, perc levels in most residences in dry cleaner buildings reported here were < 400 μg/m3, although eight apartments had perc levels > 400 μg/m3 (Table 2).

Early analytical results indicated that indoor air perc levels in most apartments in dry cleaner buildings sampled were below, or only slightly above, the NYSDOH residential air guideline of 100 μg/m.

Further, mean perc levels in dry cleaner buildings in low-income or minority neighborhoods are about 10 and 4 times higher than mean levels in higher income and nonminority neighborhoods, respectively (Table 4).