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Ritzy SoCal city rocked by rare cancer outbreak suspends use of chemical landscaping products

Ladera Ranch has suspended the use of chemical landscaping products following reports of a rare cancer outbreak affecting local children.

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Officials in the Southern California community of Ladera Ranch have halted the application of chemical landscaping products. This decision follows reports identifying a cluster of rare cancer cases among children in the area.

Coverage from the Orange County Register, NBC Los Angeles, Yahoo, and USA Today emphasizes the call for federal involvement. Bill Essayli has requested that the Environmental Protection Agency conduct a formal investigation into the situation.

Future developments will depend on the findings of health officials and the potential response from the EPA. Coverage does not yet specify the scope of the investigation or the specific landscaping chemicals involved.

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Where are the cancer cases located?

The cases are located in the community of Ladera Ranch in Southern California.

Who is requesting an EPA investigation?

Bill Essayli has requested that the Environmental Protection Agency investigate the situation.

What action has been taken regarding landscaping?

Local authorities have suspended the use of chemical landscaping products.

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