Boyle Heights warehouse fire enters sixth day, blanketing Los Angeles County in toxic smoke
By
Tony Briscoe, Kori McNair, Mack Baysinger
Summary
A massive fire at a refrigerated warehouse in Boyle Heights has been burning for nearly a week, releasing toxic smoke that has engulfed tens of thousands of people in southeast Los Angeles County and the San Gabriel Valley. Experts warn there is no safe level of exposure to the particle pollution, and shifting winds continue to spread the hazardous air in different directions, raising serious public health concerns for residents in the affected areas.
Source
Key quotes
· 1 pulledThere's no safe level of exposure to particle pollution, said Will Barrett, assistant vice president for nationwide clean air policy at the A
You might also wanna read
California declares state of emergency over toxic chemical leak in Orange County
California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency after a tank containing approximately 7,000 gallons of methyl methacrylate be
Exploding bear spray cans pose safety hazard at Yellowstone-area trash facilities
Workers at a garbage transfer station near Yellowstone National Park face daily risks from exploding bear spray cans that end up in the tras

Photographs by Iwan Baan Show Uneven Recovery Rate After LA Fires
Photographer Iwan Baan has captured the extent of damage and ongoing reconstruction efforts in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood nearly six

Tehran residents describe apocalyptic scenes after airstrikes hit oil depots
The article describes the aftermath of airstrikes on oil depots in Tehran, Iran, where residents woke up to thick black smoke covering the c
America's Coming Smoke Epidemic

Hong Kong High-Rise Fire Kills 55, Bamboo Scaffolding Blamed for Rapid Spread
A devastating high-rise fire in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court residential complex has claimed at least 55 lives, with bamboo scaffolding and sa
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.
