What is the pink stuff coating fire-ravaged Los Angeles?
Wednesday, 15 January 2025 () Los Angeles, United States (AFP) Jan 15, 2025
Above the roaring fires devastating parts of Los Angeles is an incongruous sight: air tankers dropping gallons of bright red and Barbie-pink slurry over forest, homes, cars, and anything else that might lie in the blazes' path. The substance, vivid against the grey smoke and charred landscape, is fire retardant - much of it a product called Phos-Chek that has been used by the US Forest Serv
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