NYC Mayor to Release 170,000 Pages of 9/11 Air Quality Documents

The mayor's office announced the declassification on Tuesday, saying the documents will provide the public with a fuller account of environmental conditions in Lower Manhattan following the 2001 attacks. The release is expected to include data on airborne contaminants, health monitoring reports, and correspondence between city agencies. Officials said the move aims to address long-standing concerns from residents and first responders about transparency regarding potential health risks.