LA County Approves $3 Million for Soil Testing Near Eaton Fire Burn Area

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LA County approved $3 million for additional soil testing in areas affected by the Eaton fire. This funding aims to assess soil safety for residents nearby, particularly in light of potential contamination concerns. Concurrently, the Pasadena Unified School District began soil testing at all its school sites to ensure student safety. Local officials emphasize the importance of these measures, highlighting the need to protect both residents and students from possible hazards. The testing will help determine any necessary remediation actions, which could impact local health policies.

Historical data from previous fires indicate that soil contamination can pose serious risks, making this testing critical. The county's proactive approach reflects a commitment to community safety and environmental health.

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