The U.S. EPA plans to open a debris processing site in L.A. County’s foothill communities, causing local leaders to oppose the use of Lario Park for hazardous waste from the Eaton fire, including lithium-ion batteries. Residents were not consulted, and concerns about health and environmental risks have been raised by officials, prompting safety measures and alternative transportation routes for waste disposal. State Sen. Rubio’s office is organizing a town hall for residents to voice concerns, while federal agencies work to inform and address community impacts at the site owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Trump’s ambitious plan for tariffs: Letters
President Trump's surprise move to impose new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China has garnered both support and opposition. While some believe the tariffs will lead to more Americans in higher-paying jobs, others argue that consumers will bear the brunt of the increased prices. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed concerns over potential price hikes on avocados and Corona due to the tariffs, but Mexico and Canada eventually agreed to provide more support for border...
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