Toxic Fire Retardants Under Scrutiny | Santa Fe News
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Toxic Fire Retardants Under Scrutiny | Santa Fe News
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Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández is demanding a federal probe into toxic metals in wildfire firefighting retardants after unsafe levels of antimony, arsenic, and uranium were found in private wells in Mora County. Though levels are within legal limits, lawmakers fear the long-term environmental and health impacts — especially as millions of gallons of these chemicals are still deployed annually. They’re urging the GAO to investigate how widespread these contaminants are, their effects on water and human health, and to find safer alternatives before more communities face this hidden danger.
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