
Noah Haggerty
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1 month ago |
gazettextra.com | Noah Haggerty |Tony Briscoe
LOS ANGELES - Eleven of the 23 Pasadena Unified School District schools, where students have been back on campus since January, have contaminated soil following the Eaton fire, the district found. Over 40% of the schools had lead at levels exceeding the state's health-based limits for residential soil, and over 20% had arsenic levels beyond what L.A. County considers acceptable, according to the results released this week. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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1 month ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Noah Haggerty |Tony Briscoe
By Noah Haggerty and Tony Briscoe, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES - Eleven of the 23 Pasadena Unified School District schools, where students have been back on campus since January, have contaminated soil following the Eaton fire, the district found. Over 40% of the schools had lead at levels exceeding the state's health-based limits for residential soil, and over 20% had arsenic levels beyond what L.A. County considers acceptable, according to the results released this week.
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1 month ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Noah Haggerty |Tony Briscoe
Eleven of the 23 Pasadena Unified School District schools, where students have been back on campus since January, have contaminated soil following the Eaton fire, the district found. Over 40% of the schools had lead at levels exceeding the state’s health-based limits for residential soil, and over 20% had arsenic levels beyond what L.A. County considers acceptable, according to the results released Wednesday.
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1 month ago |
thederrick.com | Noah Haggerty |Tony Briscoe
LOS ANGELES — Eleven of the 23 Pasadena Unified School District schools, where students have been back on campus since January, have contaminated soil following the Eaton fire, the district found. Over 40% of the schools had lead at levels exceeding the state’s health-based limits for residential soil, and over 20% had arsenic levels beyond what L.A. County considers acceptable, according to the results released this week.
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1 month ago |
dailyitem.com | Noah Haggerty |Tony Briscoe
LOS ANGELES — Eleven of the 23 Pasadena Unified School District schools, where students have been back on campus since January, have contaminated soil following the Eaton fire, the district found. Over 40% of the schools had lead at levels exceeding the state’s health-based limits for residential soil, and over 20% had arsenic levels beyond what L.A. County considers acceptable, according to the results released this week.
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