
Air Quality Files Released for 911 Survivors | New York City News
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, the city is releasing thousands of documents detailing air quality and health concerns in Lower Manhattan—offering crucial transparency for survivors and families still grappling with the aftermath. Corporation Counsel Steven Banks explains why this release matters now, emphasizing accountability and the long-overdue answers for those affected.
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