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Huntington Beach Landfill to Get 16-foot Barrier on Residential Streets

Huntington Beach landfill
By Miranda Andrade | July 17, 2019

Plans to construct a 16-foot barrier-fence around parts of the former Ascon Landfill site in Huntington Beach start this week, although the project intended to clean 46 years of oil waste and debris from the location remains at a standstill.

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