10 years since the blowout
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Town Hall: 10 Years After Aliso Canyon — What’s Still in the Air?

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The disaster didn’t end in 2016. For 111 days, a polytoxic soup blanketed our community—and the risks didn’t vanish. If you live, work, or raise kids in the San Fernando Valley, you need to know what’s still in the air and what you can do about it.

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Why attend

• Researchers from the UCLA Health Study: Where the UCLA health study stands, what it’s seeing.

• Experts from the Argos Fenceline Community Air Monitoring Project: Real monitoring, real numbers. See how the Argos independent Fenceline monitoring tracks today’s air and how you can access the data yourself.

• Current risk, not history. Why the Aliso Canyon facility remains a danger to families, schools, and property values—and what’s being done (or not).

• Representatives from the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council

• Community voices who have stood strong since day one

• Action you can take now. Practical steps for home air safety and detox by Kyoko Hibino, SPR founder and Wellness Architect from HappiLuxe Design

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Who should come

• Residents, parents, teachers, healthcare workers—anyone who wants straight answers and a clear path to protection.​

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Location details

• Location: 20065 West Rinaldi Street in Porter Ranch, CA 91326 - The Vineyards at Porter Ranch shopping center.

  • walk down the path next to Gus's BBQ...it's on the right, second floor.

• Time: 3 PM - 7 PM (with 2 1/2 hours of speakers and presentations and 90 minutes to enjoy refreshments and connect with other community members in attendance.) 

• Planned Speakers: Dr. Jeffrey Nordella (MD: A clinician at Ground Zero), Dr. Batteate (UCLA Aliso health study team), Don Gamiles (Argos Scientific), Assad Alnajjar (Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council), Save Porter Ranch Founders Matt Pakucko and Kyoko Hibino, and Food and Water Watch.

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Be there. Be informed. Be heard.

111 days of a polytoxic soup. Lasting health risks. Now’s the time to act.

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Click the links below to learn more:

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View real-time air monitoring in Porter Ranch

Download the air monitoring app - iPhone

Download the air monitoring app - Android

UCLA health study

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For more information contact info@saveporterranch.org

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