Some people are up in arms over potentially hazardous wildfire debris being sent to local landfills that typically don't handle high levels of toxic chemicals.

A high number of seabirds are getting sick in Huntington Beach due to a toxic algal bloom, according to the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center. The wildlife center said that the algae that is making ...

The Chapel Hill Town Council recently finalized a decade-long effort for finding a solution to the coal ash at 828 MLK Jr.

After the deadly Los Angeles area wildfires, there's growing concern about the nearby marine ecosystems. The ash and runoff ...

The agency will no longer shut down “any stage of energy production,” absent an imminent threat, a new memo says, and will ...

concerned that the ash, debris and soil being carted to the landfill might be potentially toxic. The crowd chanted "Back it up!" and wielded handwritten signs that read "No Toxic Dumping." ...

They fear that toxic ash could drift into nearby communities ... Protesters, including Granada Hills resident Kasia Sparks, waved handmade signs objecting to the debris disposal plan and shouted ...

including ash, soil, and home remnants. Kendra shared a photo of them both posing with a woman who held a sign that read: 'Dump the toxic waste in Kettleman Hills & Buttonwillow, NOT BY OUR HOMES ...

their signs and the recent rains make the situation highly suspicious for domoic acid toxicity,” the post said. Domoic acid is an algal bloom that can be either benign or toxic, according to ...

Federal agencies are removing topsoil from burned areas but will not test it for contaminants. So scientists and residents ...

Despite setbacks in court and before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the City of Calabasas isn’t giving up its fight against fire debris coming to the landfill off of Lost Hills Road.

People whose homes survived in the Eaton Fire area face uncertainty as they figure out what it will take to return. Not all ...