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The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health began a residential soil testing program in the Eaton Fire zone to better assess the levels of lead potentially in the ground.

Thanks to a new program through Los Angeles County's Department of Public Health, residents near the Eaton Fire burn scar can get their soil tested for lead for free until the end of the year ...

The Union government plans to enhance soil testing for farmers with a handheld device that uses satellite technology for immediate results. This could turn out to be a significant reform helping ...

A group of environmental researchers is calling on the Newsom administration to step in and pay for soil testing at thousands of homes destroyed in the Eaton and Palisades wildfires.

MOSS LANDING, Calif. — The County of Monterey says its community sampling plan will begin Thursday, continuing to study the effects of the Moss Landing battery plant fire from earlier this year ...

The State Commissioner for Agriculture, Dr Ilyasu Gital, disclosed the renewed efforts while unveiling the partnership with OCP Africa to train 40 extension workers on soil testing.

SIERRA MADRE, Calif. (KABC) -- Two baseball infields in Sierra Madre were closed Tuesday due to soil testing, more than three months after the Eaton Fire. The fields at Sierra Madre Elementary and ...

With feds not doing so, UCLA, a private foundation step in to test soil in fire zones The newly formed CAP.LA project has begun testing 1,200 properties in Altadena and the Palisades ...

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, April 15, unanimously approved reallocating $3 million toward soil testing in the Eaton fire burn area following the results of a county study ...

Responding to unexpected lead levels in soil, LA County weighs $3 million for wildfire-area testing Supervisors will consider the motion on the heels of ‘unexpectedly’ high levels of lead ...

The L.A. County Board of Supervisors is also reacting to the soil sample study. On Tuesday, April 15, the board will consider directing $3 million to help residents with the cost of further testing.