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•Burning Teslas add to toxic pollution delaying L.A. return
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There were over 431,000 Teslas in operation in the Los Angeles area as of October 2024 .
Tesla Model Y was the biggest-selling vehicle in the state through September .
The L.A. wildfires, which began Jan. 7 , have taken at least 27 lives and destroyed thousands of homes.
Building inspectors are conducting rapid visual assessments of damaged properties and are 35 per cent complete, according to Malibu ’s website. Stewart is worried that toxins from burned homes will pollute the beaches and ocean when rains start. “We’ve got a responsibility to the environment,” he said. “A beautiful day in Malibu is what draws us here and makes life so idyllic. That’s what we have to protect.” With assistance from John Gittelsohn Bloomberg.com .
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