California Fires: EPA begins clearing toxic debris

Contractors with the Environmental Protection Agency are starting to clean up toxic debris left behind by the Eaton fire in Altadena and Pasadena.
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[@bigcatauna]

Imagine Strangers going through what’s left of your life and you have no knowledge of what they take

[@notoftheworld6905]

What kind of reporting is this? You state 8 teams but how many crew members are on a team? This process is going to take forever. Karen Bass wasn't concerned about the citizens safety before she left for Africa, now she wants to pretend she gives a damn. What a joke.

[@broederbond60]

It's no big deal. I was cleaning up in the Palisades today, with no mask, no shirt, drinking a beer, and smoking my pipe.

[@Itsgoooonenooowwww]

Yaaa...we will be listening to this toxic crap for years.

[@silviaconrad8401]

They make a big undue spectical out of everything.

[@bartyoung548]

The Army Corps should check for Toxic materials when they come to remove the debris. With rains coming i cannot wait. It has been a month!

[@TA-mt7oy]

Thats what they have come up with? Legalized looting?

[@throwaway8401]

it is a looting game

[@kathrynhurst7210]

Electric vehicles are toxic?

[@genxx2724]

The batteries are extremely toxic. Ironic, isn’t it? Electric vehicles and hybrids are nothing but virtue signaling.

[@abc123fhdi]

The owner of that house posted a youtube video they were allowed to go there just after the fires.