This is about where to put the toxic waste created by the Palisades (7,000 homes) and Altadena (9,400 structures) fires. The process removes the top 12" and re

This is about where to put the toxic waste created by the Palisades (7,000 homes) and Altadena (9,400 structures) fires. The process removes the top 12" and replaces with with clean fill. The governor granted an exemption from California Environment Quality Act (CEQA), and recent legislation passed will streamline or waive the process for all future development. The material will go somewhere, the question is which NIMBY is the recipient. Probably worth noting that before the CEQA revamp legislation this year, 50% of all California construction development was challenged/thwarted with lawsuits by the same people for multiple or no reasons. That usually resulted in one or two years of delays, with the cost added to the construction. The price to build "affordable" housing in California is $700,000 to $1,000,000. https://www.pacificresearch.org/newsom-right-to-waive-ceqa-for-wildfire-rebuilding-but-lawmakers-should-also-act/ https://www.pacificresearch.org/newsom-right-to-waive-ceqa-f...