L.A. County finds high lead levels in soil on properties already cleaned by Army Corps
New soil testing reveals significant lead contamination in areas affected by wildfires, requiring further investigation and potential action by property owners.
FEMA doubles down on its decision to not test soil as part of wildfire cleanup
FEMA defends its decision not to conduct soil testing after wildfire cleanup, stating that scraping 6 inches of topsoil suffices to protect public health.
L.A. County finds high lead levels in soil on properties already cleaned by Army Corps
New soil testing reveals significant lead contamination in areas affected by wildfires, requiring further investigation and potential action by property owners.
FEMA doubles down on its decision to not test soil as part of wildfire cleanup
FEMA defends its decision not to conduct soil testing after wildfire cleanup, stating that scraping 6 inches of topsoil suffices to protect public health.
FEMA rejects call by Newsom's office to test soil in fire areas for toxic contaminants
California is urging FEMA to reconsider its decision against post-cleanup soil testing following wildfires, citing safety concerns about toxic contamination.
FEMA rejects call by Newsom's office to test soil in fire areas for toxic contaminants
California is urging FEMA to reconsider its decision against post-cleanup soil testing following wildfires, citing safety concerns about toxic contamination.