LOS ANGELES, California — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is storing asbestos, for now, in Temescal Gateway Park, in the Pacific Palisades, as its contractors remove the carcinogenic material from homes destroyed in the recent fire.
The park, currently closed to the public, is one of the most popular in the mountainous area of Los Angeles, and is a “gateway” to the Topanga State Park, which stretches up Temescal Canyon to the Santa Monica Mountains beyond.
The park is run by the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority and Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy.
Breitbart News observed half a dozen green shipping containers in the parking area, which were marked with warning signs and lined with plastic inside. Workers from a company apparently contracted to the Corps
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