Testing soil safety after L.A. wildfires
Protecting Angelenos from dangerous contamination with free rapid-response soil testing. Our Contaminant Level Evaluation and Analysis for Neighborhoods (CLEAN) project is a USC program separate from L.A. Dept. of Public Health soil testing. CLEAN is funded by FireAid and LA Care.
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