As schools in LA reopen, parents worry about harmful ash from wildfires
- Parents are worried about harmful ash from wildfires as schools in Los Angeles prepare to reopen, particularly Canyon Charter Elementary School, which is near the Palisades Fire.
- The Los Angeles Unified School District is confident in their cleaning efforts, including inspecting ventilation systems and providing bottled water due to a 'do not drink water' advisory.
- Scientists are uncertain about the long-term health impacts of exposure to fire-related toxins, which can include heart disease and lung issues.
- Some parents feel schools are rushing to reopen despite ongoing health risks, emphasizing that there is 'no zero risk' for children returning to school.
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