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Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Exposes the Dangers of the Cold Storage Industry

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By Robin Urevich Verified, Aaron Cantú Verified
| Inkl
More than a week after fire broke out in a cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights, the Los Angeles Fire Department announced it had finally stopped burning. The nearly 500,000-square-foot warehouse is operated by Michigan-based Lineage Inc., a company with a record of dozens of health and safety and environmental violations. The fire has highlighted the environmental and health hazards of the rapidly expanding cold storage industry, which have largely flown under the public radar.
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As cold storage company became global titan, fire risks piled up

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By Robin Urevich Verified, Aaron Cantú Verified
| CALÓ News
Firefighters battle the blaze at the Lineage cold storage warehouse in Los Angeles on June 22. All photos by Aaron Cantú for Capital & Main. This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. More than a week after fire broke out in a cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights, the Los Angeles Fire Department announced it had finally stopped burning.
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New trans youth care fund

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By Robin Urevich Verified, Aaron Cantú Verified
| California Love
Victoria Imo rides the Metro E Line to University of Southern California for part of her commute. Safety is a top concern: Because of safety concerns on the train, Victoria Imo, a USC graduate student, thinks carefully about where she sits, often near other women, and avoids using her iPad or laptop, opting to read instead. Metro says it's making progress on safety, pointing to recent declines in violent crime and nonviolent offenses.
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