How to locate and monitor nearby hazardous facilities after the Garden Grove scare
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The Garden Grove chemical-tank scare prompted evacuations and underscores how near-neighborhood hazardous facilities can be; the article provides a practical guide for identifying, documenting, and reporting concerns to regulators (OCFA, SCAQMD, CalEPA, EPA) and attending meetings to watchdog local sites.
Topics:nation#air-quality#community-watchdog#environment#environmental-regulation#garden-grove#hazardous-materials
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