Maui Study Finds Toxic Metals Persist in Residents After Wildfires
A University of Hawai‘i study reveals that Maui wildfire survivors retain high levels of toxic heavy metals in their bodies long after the fires.
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2 publishers have covered this in 2 articles since 28 Sept 2026. STAT published first, on 28 September at 21:07 UTC; Inside Climate News followed 11h 53m later. The most recent article, from Inside Climate News, appeared on 29 September at 09:00 UTC.
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- Maui
- University of Hawai‘i
- Dr. Martina L. Kamaka