HEALTHJul 21 · 21:41 UTCLAISTCato Hernández

LA County approves soil remediation for Altadena houses that survived the fires

Los Angeles County approved a soil remediation program targeting lead contamination in Altadena homes that survived the Eaton Fire. The $3 million initiative, prioritizing households with pregnant women or children under 6, will be managed by the LA County Development Authority and is expected to launch this fall.

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