Asbestos Removal in Temescal Gateway Park

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is temporarily storing asbestos in Temescal Gateway Park in Los Angeles as contractors remove it from homes destroyed in a recent fire. The asbestos is being double bagged, triple lined, and sealed in containers before being moved to an authorized disposal facility.

Key Points

  • Asbestos is being stored temporarily in the park before being moved to an authorized disposal facility
  • Workers are double bagging and triple lining the asbestos for safe containment
  • Older buildings tend to have asbestos due to its fire resistant properties

Pros

  • Ensuring safe removal of asbestos from homes destroyed in a recent fire
  • Taking precautions to prevent public health risks

Cons

  • Temporary storage of asbestos in a popular park area