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NYC 9/11 air quality data released
New York City’s law department has released approximately 170,000 pages of records related to air quality after September 11, 2001, accessible via a new public portal. The release follows a court settlement aimed at transparency about what city officials knew regarding toxic chemical exposure in Lower Manhattan and Western Brooklyn during recovery efforts. The documents reveal that officials were warned about health risks while publicly assuring the air was safe, and that first responders and residents continue to face long-term health issues related to the toxic dust.
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