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More than 9,000 homes and businesses were burned to the ground in the deadly Eaton Fire , the Los Angeles County community of Altadena .
EPA teams are facing mounting public pressure to work faster than ever before.
The EPA says the cleanup must be completed by Feb. 25 , a deadline for a large-scale disaster is unprecedented.
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