Eaton Wildfire Exposed Millions to a “Cocktail of Chemicals”

Compared to a nearby wildfire that primarily burned vegetation, the smoke plume from the urban Eaton Fire contained 3 times as much arsenic and 50 times as much lead.

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Eos
Published
2026-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.1029/2026eo260346
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Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols
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Eaton Wildfire Exposed Millions to a “Cocktail of Chemicals”

Emily Gardner
Eos
Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols
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Eaton Wildfire Exposed Millions to a “Cocktail of Chemicals”

Emily Gardner
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Abstract

Compared to a nearby wildfire that primarily burned vegetation, the smoke plume from the urban Eaton Fire contained 3 times as much arsenic and 50 times as much lead.

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