Electric Vehicle Lithium-Ion Batteries Challenge California Wildfire Cleaning

High-burning lithium-ion batteries used in electricity and hybrid vehicles, complicate the effort to clean up in Los Angeles neighborhoods wildlife.

The first stage of the federal cleanliness continues, as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), including wiping and disposal of hazardous materials, including the dismantled vehicles and cutting houses, and works to take the lithium-ion batteries found in the dismantled vehicles and cut homes. EPA should be considered “extremely dangerous” and “extremely dangerous” and “extremely dangerous” should be considered “extremely dangerous” and “he can also put poisonous gases and particles.”

Palisades and After the Eaton Fires, the largest lithium-ion battery apples, cleaning, events in the history of the world, “The EPA event steve Calanog was reported to the local KNBC. Lithium-ion batteries explained that they were removed – even those who are not damaged – the fire demands “technical subtlety and care” because the dangerous material crews can be sent or securely sent.

“We do not know the long-term effects of all these exposures, and we have not seen this in a scale and this very electric vehicle,” said Los Angeles City Fire Capt. The man told Triberpen KNBC. “This is an unprecedented amount of electric vehicle with the unprecedented amounts of lithium-ion batteries.”

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A car destroyed by Eaton fire is marked as a means of electricity, and 29 January 2025, Altadena, California, has large home batteries in California. (David McNew / Getty Images)

According to the California Energy Commission, in 2024, including 99,000 zero emission vehicles, including battery electricity, plugin hybrid and fuel cell electric vehicles, were sold.

Tesla models Y, 3 and Cybertruck, the Commission was the best three zero emissions sold in Los Angeles County in online tally.

Authorities pose a danger of residual temperature, weeks and even years, causing the spontaneous burning of lithium-ion batteries after initial fires.

“Although the Lithium-Ion batteries appear, they can damage the inside, so they fall from gas and it can be poisonous for your excavations from gas from the batteries.

In addition to electricity and hybrid vehicles, Lithium-Ion batteries can be found in power outage, power tools and home-energy storage systems, which are increasingly popular in California.

Altadena Auto Center, on January 2025, 2025 in Altadena in the city of Altadena after the Eaton fire. (Via Getty Images via Kyle Grillot / Bloomberg)

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President Donald Trump wandered the burning area of ​​Falisades on Friday. His executive order was given on the same day To ensure water resources The EPA, which allows you to improve the reaction in California and the disaster, will allow the Hazardous Materials Mission responding to the California Wildfires, “EPA said on Monday. “The work that eliminates the EPA’s hazardous materials is the 1st phase of the federal cleanliness response.”

“According to EPA The commander of the incident, the top of 1000 people working on phase 1 in the first stage this weekend, “the statement continued.” This work is a binding process to ensure the safety of residents and employees, where residents are carried out – after leaving the dangerous material – to prevent phase 2 trash and prevent these materials to prevent these materials. ”

On January 29, 2025, Altadena, some of the thousands of houses destroyed by Eaton Fire in California. (David McNew / Getty Images)

Once Phase 1, the Phase 2, which automatically started automatically, will cover the removal of the wreckage and will be coordinated by the Federal Ambulance Agency (FEMA).

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“With President Trump’s leadership, EPA is doing everything to ensure more reliable access to the property of the californians and the property of the Californians, with the Executive Order of President Trump, a government reaction to catastrophic wildfires in Los Angeles – before He has made an invisible effort. The EPA works with local, state and federal partners to help the private sector in California. “