The painstaking task ahead to identify victims of the Los Angeles fires
As firefighters continue to battle the blazes bearing down on Los Angeles, some residents left in their wake have begun ...
Junk removal company donates thousands of brand new clothing items from abandoned warehouse
Junk King was contracted to clear out 37 cubic metres of new clothing from a warehouse. The company donated the items to Salvation Army instead of carting them off to the landfill.
What happens to all the debris after the massive wildfires? The cleanup process is a complex one
As county fire crews continues to put out the wildfires, ashen debris lies where thousands of homes once stood and dry brush ...
Southern California’s next potential threat? Floods, landslides and toxic debris flows
As devastating wildfires continue to ravage the Los Angeles metropolitan region, local officials are warning of potential ...
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Augusta makes changes to debris removal, issues final pass guidance
Since October 7, 2024, the City’s debris contractor, Ceres, has collected approximately 2.4 million cubic yards of vegetative ...
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Burning Teslas in L.A. Add to Toxic Mix Hindering Cleanup
As the smoke clears from devastating Los Angeles wildfires, efforts to clean up the affected areas are being complicated by burnt-out electric and hybrid vehicles.
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As the smoke clears from devastating Los Angeles wildfires, efforts to clean up the affected areas are being complicated by ...
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California governor says EV batteries complicate wildfire hazmat debris cleanup
California Gavin Newsom recently told CNN that wildfire debris removal is more complicated due to electric vehicle (EV) ...
New wildfire concerns in Los Angeles: Strong winds could return next week.
Firefighters are making progress, officials said, but residents must be ready for a return of powerful winds that could spread flames.
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Threat from toxic debris will prevent LA residents from checking on homes
Homeowners learned Thursday that it could be a week or more before they will be allowed to check on their fire-damaged properties while officials assess the threat of potentially toxic ash and debris ...