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Los Angeles Times
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Simi Valley landfill receives food waste from fire
Rotting food from a burned warehouse in Boyle Heights has been dumped at the Simi Valley Landfill, causing foul odors that residents describe as strong and persistent. The Ventura County Air Pollution Control District issued a violation to Waste Management California after inspectors confirmed the unpleasant smell was due to putrescent food waste. Residents in Simi Valley, located about two miles away, reported smelling the odor, and complaints have been filed, although the odors have diminished in recent days. The cleanup of approximately 88 million pounds of rotting food from the Boyle Heights fire is ongoing, with efforts costing over $100 million.
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