Firefighter unions are pressing for clarity after newly disclosed records revealed hazardous air quality levels at the 9/11 World Trade Center site, raising concerns about long-term health risks for first responders. The documents, obtained through public records requests, detail exposure measurements that reportedly exceeded safety thresholds during and after the rescue and recovery efforts. Union leaders argue the data underscores the need for greater transparency and accountability regarding health monitoring and compensation for affected personnel. The revelations come as many veterans of the response continue to battle severe illnesses linked to their exposure at the site.
FDNY unions demand answers on newly released 9/11 toxic air records ABC7 New York
