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California lawmakers and state oversight officials criticized Los Angeles County health authorities for missing a public hearing on the agency’s response to toxic pollution from Chiquita Canyon Landfill. A state audit found the department took nearly two years to seek temporary relocations for some residents and failed to consistently review air-quality data or notify the public when pollution exceeded state benchmarks; the county cited ongoing litigation for its absence. Underground waste has been smoldering since 2022, releasing toxic fumes into nearby communities.
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