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AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - LA County investigators blame Edison's idle transmission tower for Eaton Fire that killed 19

An 18-month investigation by the Los Angeles County Fire Department has pinpointed an electrical spark from a Southern California Edison transmission tower, one that wasn't even in service, as the cause of the Eaton Fire, a blaze that killed 19 people and leveled more than 9,000 buildings. Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone released the findings […] The post LA County investigators blame Edison's idle transmission tower for Eaton Fire that killed 19 appeared first on American Almanac .

An 18-month investigation by the Los Angeles County Fire Department has pinpointed an electrical spark from a Southern California Edison transmission tower, one that wasn't even in service, as the cause of the Eaton Fire, a blaze that killed 19 people and leveled more than 9,000 buildings. Fire Chief Anthony C. Marrone released the findings after investigators reviewed physical evidence, witness accounts, and multiple videos tracing the fire's origin to Eaton Canyon in the Altadena foothills. The report concluded that electrical arcing from a tower on Edison's inactive Mesa-Sylmar transmission line ignited dry vegetation beneath the structure on January 7, 2025, as powerful Santa Ana winds drove the flames into surrounding neighborhoods.…Open

STRIPES (Julie Masson, Alejandro Carrasquel and Yoojin Lee, Julie Masson, Alejandro Carrasquel, Yoojin Lee) - Emergency alert warns of white phosphorus leak at US base in South Korea  | Stars and Stripes

Emergency crews established a 1,000-foot safety perimeter at Osan Air Base after a white phosphorus leak; authorities ordered nearby residents to evacuate.

JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - As offshore wind projects begin operations, cause of Vineyard Wind blade incident remains unknown

It's been 20 months since a blade broke off the Vineyard Wind offshore wind project, and residents whose beaches were littered with potentially toxic debris still don't have any answers. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement says it's still working on its investigation.