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Fire at California battery plant releases toxic metals, raising health and environmental concerns.
A fire at the Moss Landing battery plant in California has led to high concentrations of toxic metals like nickel, cobalt, and manganese in nearby soil and wetlands, raising health and environmental concerns.
The fire, which burned for two days in early January, caused evacuations and highway closures.
Local and federal agencies are conducting tests, and the first results are expected soon.
A grassroots movement has also collected over 150 samples for analysis.
The incident has sparked discussions on the safety of battery storage plants as California transitions to renewable energy sources.
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Incendio en la planta de baterías de California libera metales tóxicos, lo que plantea problemas ambientales y de salud.