Yana Garcia

secretary of the California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal EPA)

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The CA Environmental Protection Agency secretary explains the cleanup phases for LA’s wildfires, and expects no complications from the Trump administration.

Cal EPA chief on removing hazardous waste following LA wildfires

The CA Environmental Protection Agency secretary explains the cleanup phases for LA’s wildfires, and expects no complications from the Trump administration.

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