Wildfire ash from L.A. blazes raises concerns for Pacific Ocean health

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By EHN CuratorsJan 24, 2025, 7:05 am95 pts
Scientists studying Los Angeles wildfire ash fear long-term impacts on the Pacific Ocean, where toxic debris could disrupt marine ecosystems. Ruby Mellen reports for The Washington Post. In short: Wildfire ash, carried by winds, has reached 60 miles offshore, raising fears about toxins entering marine…

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