Palisades Fire debris site at Will Rogers State Beach met with controversy
The parking lot at Will Rogers State Beach will serve as a temporary site before damaged household hazardous materials like paint, oil, and lithium-ion batteries are processed, according to EPA officials.
Will Rogers State Beach parking lot to serve as processing site for Palisades Fire debris
A parking lot at Will Rogers State Beach will serve as a temporary processing site for hazardous debris from the Palisades Fire, officials say.
Will Rogers State Beach parking lot turned into wildfire debris sorting site
As the cleanup efforts continue in the Pacific Palisades, the Environmental Protection Agency announced that it will turn the Will Rogers State Beach parking lot into a processing site for hazardous wildfire debris.
Parking lot at Will Rogers State Beach set to be used to process hazardous fire waste
Since the Palisades fire began, Will Rogers has been a hub of resources for first responders. Now, the parking lot will also become another temporary site for hazardous household materials removed from the homes impacted by the Palisades Fire.
Fire debris collection site at Will Rogers State Beach
A new hazardous debris collection site has been established at Will Roger State Beach in Pacific Palisades. Their relationship is still going strong. The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from her home with three hours of notice on Tuesday.
EPA chief defends use of Will Rogers State Beach for fire debris
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin made a surprise visit to Altadena on Thursday to tour the Eaton Fire’s devastation. He defended the agency’s decision to use Will Rogers State Beach to process fire debris.
Will Rogers State Beach to be used as EPA toxic processing site
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which is working to remove household hazardous wastes from properties destroyed or damaged in the recent wildfires, announced Wednesday it will use a Will Rogers State Beach parking lot as a staging area for storage and processing of such materials from the Palisades Fire.
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Councilwoman Traci Park Pushes Back Against EPA's Plan to Use Will Rogers State Beach for Hazardous Waste
Councilwoman Traci Park is pushing back after learning that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has decided to use ...
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Will Rogers State Beach wildfire waste storage ‘highly irresponsible,’ says councilmember
On Wednesday, the EPA announced it would use a parking lot near Will Rogers State Beach to temporarily store and process hazardous material from the Palisades Fire disaster site.