New 9/11 records reignite toxic air reckoning, leave Jon Stewart and other advocates fuming that city ‘covered it up to get back to business’

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Newly released 9/11 records show that officials misled New Yorkers about air quality around Ground Zero after the attacks.
The release of these documents has reignited controversy and sparked outrage among advocates, including Jon Stewart, who claim the city 'covered it up to get back to business'.
- NYC Mayor Mamdani releases 9/11 records related to air quality.
- City allegedly 'covered up' air quality issues to 'get back to business'.
- New documents shed light on the city's handling of air quality after 9/11.
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New 9/11 records reignite toxic air reckoning, leave Jon Stewart and other advocates fuming that city ‘covered it up to get back to business’
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NYC releasing thousands of 9/11 air quality documents
- CNNCNN
CNNLeftNYC Mayor Mamdani releases 9/11 records showing officials misled New Yorkers about air quality around Ground Zero
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BBC NewsCenterNew York City releases documents about air quality after 9/11
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9/11 air quality records released by NYC, Mamdani. What they reveal
- ANABC7 New YorkCenter
NYC opens 9/11 records portal, revealing new details about toxic conditions at Ground Zero
- The New York TimesTN
The New York TimesLeftAfter 9/11, Documents Suggest, New Yorkers Were Misled About Air Quality
Why it matters
The release of these documents may lead to a reckoning for the city's handling of air quality after 9/11
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