EPA RUSHES TO MEET DEADLINE TO CLEAR TOXIC DEBRIS FROM L.A. WILDFIRE ZONES
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✍️ The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is working to clean up the aftermath of the deadly Eaton Fire in Altadena, California, which burned over 9,000 homes and businesses. The EPA is under pressure to expedite the cleanup process, with a deadline to complete the work by February 25.
👉 Over 9,000 homes and businesses were burned in the Eaton Fire 👉 The EPA is searching for toxic debris, including uncombusted paints and household chemicals 👉 The agency is under pressure to expedite the cleanup process, with a deadline to complete the work by February 25 👉 The EPA is monitoring for asbestos and arsenic 👉 Local residents are concerned about the impact of the cleanup on their community
-- #HarryAllen #TaraFitzgerald #JenniferHogan #JonathanVigliotti #Altadena #LosAngeles #Azusa #Duarte #PacificPalisades #Lahaina #environment
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