NYC archives reveal early awareness of post-9/11 air-quality risks
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New York City released about 170,000 pages of post-9/11 air-quality and health-risk documents, including memos suggesting officials anticipated environmental dangers and potential lawsuits. The materials are part of a broader transparency effort led by Mayor Mamdani, backed by a public portal and $34 million budget, with millions more records to come and ongoing investigations into what officials knew and when.
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