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The toxic aftermath of the LA-area fires: Why residents fear it's not safe to go home

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By Evan Bush Verified, Aarne Heikkila Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
A mother in Altadena started her son on chelation therapy to remove lead from his blood. A geochemist will not enter his home without a respirator and a full-body suit. A cinematographer spent thousands to get the lot where his home once stood tested for heavy metals and remediated — work the government cleanup program did not do.
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Las secuelas tóxicas de los incendios en el área de Los Ángeles

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By Aarne Heikkila Verified
| KVEA-TV (Universal City, CA) Verified
Una madre de Altadena comenzó a someter a su hijo a una terapia de quelación para eliminar el plomo de su sangre. Un geoquímico no entra en su casa sin un respirador y un traje de cuerpo completo. Un director de fotografía gastó miles de dólares para que se analizaran y descontaminaran por metales pesados el terreno donde antes estaba su vivienda, un trabajo que el programa gubernamental de limpieza no realizó.
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The toxic aftermath of the L.A.-area fires

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By Evan Bush Verified, Aarne Heikkila Verified
| Flipboard
Now California’s Route 395 is an underappreciated state treasure, bordered on both sides by towering mountains and measured not by mile markers but by roadside destinations: a fresh jerky store, the portal to the highest peak in the Lower 48 states, a Dutch-style bakery and a popular ski resort plopped …
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