Climate & Sustainability / Health & Wellbeing
Helping Families by Monitoring Soil Safety after the LA Fires
Air quality has returned to pre-fire conditions, but pollutants may still linger in our soils, buildings, and streets. To provide greater context on potential exposure and impacts, researchers in USC Dornsife’s Department of Earth Sciences and USC Keck School of Medicine are working with Public Exchange to quickly evaluate and communicate the levels of lead contamination in soils and playgrounds in fire-impacted areas.
LA Wildfire Resources
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Recovery Resource Guide
A directory of resources covering Food, Housing, Childcare, and more
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After the Fire:
Checklist for HomeownersFor homeowners who lost property in the recent Southern California wildfires. A step by step guide of where to start immediately after property loss
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After the Fire:
Renter's GuideFor renters who lost property in the recent Southern California wildfires. A step by step guide of where to start immediately after property loss
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Air Quality FAQ
COMING SOONFor people who have questions and concerns reagarding Air Quality in Los Angeles
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