New York City officials have released previously unseen documents related to air quality in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.
The records, which focus specifically on air quality measurements and assessments taken after the attacks, were made public as part of a broader transparency effort.
The city is set to make public a total of 170,000 pages of these documents, according to reports.
The release was first reported by the BBC, with CBS News also confirming the city’s plans to share the records.
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