A team of UCLA researchers has screened nearly 700 soil samples for hundreds of Los Angeles County residents concerned about contamination in their yards and gardens, part of a growing effort to address pollution from both the January wildfires and decades of industrial activity. The initiative, called the LA Urban Soil Social Impact Collaborative, is a community-university partnership funded by UCLA's Center for Community Engagement. On March 7, researchers held a testing event at MudTown Farm
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