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Los Angeles Times
Air authorities address Lineage odor issues
Southern California air regulators have ordered the cleanup of a fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse operated by Lineage, which still contains millions of pounds of rotting food. The order mandates the removal of at least 8.8 million pounds of food weekly and requires extensive odor mitigation measures, including sanitation and air filtration, following thousands of complaints from residents affected by smoke and foul odors. The company expects to spend up to $100 million on the cleanup, with most food waste partially removed but millions remaining in the unaffected freezer. Authorities continue to monitor ammonia and other pollutants, while residents and officials urge swift action to reduce health risks and odors.
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