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Interesting link. Thank you. :)
Weeks after the worst of the deadly fires tore through Los Angeles suburbs, families are grappling with the reality that toxic ash from burned cars and homes could be a health issue for awhile, especially for children.
Author: DORANY PINEDA and BRITTANY PETERSON
Published on: 25/01/2025 | 00:00:00
AI Summary: In the aftermath of the Palisades Fire, parents in Los Angeles worry about the toxic ash left behind in schools, which could harm children's health. Despite cleaning efforts and safety measures, some parents feel it's too soon to reopen schools, fearing long-term exposure to harmful chemicals. Many are exploring alternative schooling options or keeping their children home.
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