NYC Officials Release Unseen Post 9/11 Air Quality Documents The release of thousands of previously unseen documents by New York City officials has provided new insight into the city's handling of air quality at Ground Zero in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.
The massive collection, comprising over 170,000 pages from various government agencies, paints a damning picture of bureaucratic indifference and cover up.
The files reveal that health officials continued to find evidence of asbestos contamination for months after assurances were made that the air was safe to breathe.