Toxic debris from Eaton Fire will go to this park

The cities of Duarte, Azusa, Irwindale and Baldwin Park have opposed federal plans to use Lario Park as a site for processing hazardous household debris from the Eaton Fire.
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[@Charliegsand]

Palisades was a wealthy neighborhood and was filled with EV's. those burnt up EV batteries are now toxic waste & getting dumped in a public park of a less wealthy neighborhood.

[@Healing_Decibels]

Can you specify the name of the park or neighborhood where the EV batteries from Palisades are being dumped?

[@markjolyn94]

You don't put hazmat in the middle of cities. Take it a dump to go through it

[@feligv729]

Lario Park, has a xeriscape. It has dirt and gravel over grass. It ground water nearby. It's a bike trail. "San Gabriel River Bike Trail in Azusa to the “Foothills to the Sea” trail in Seal". Beach? Then look no further than the Lario San Gabriel River Trail located in the foothills of Azusa and Irwindale, along the San Gabriel River. This path is great for biking, hiking or strolling. Landscaped with drought tolerant California native plants and a picnic area for ten, makes this a great recreational choice for the entire family!

[@AshleyAcademy]

Thanks Mark Brown

[@ezwriter101]

Kind of close to a water source.... how did they arrive at this decision so quickly?

[@CrisisActorJonsiri]

Ash and water can make Lye. It'll be Lye-like.

[@rollinia7770]

Leave it in Altadena, the devil gate.

[@thepatriarchy7934]

This was always just about prepping the property, for Blackrock's chinkenese customers, to build their new places on. Fire is much so much faster and cheaper than using bulldozers and dump trucks !!!