Lithium on Fire is a feature-length documentary about the Moss Landing Battery Plant Fire disaster in Monterey County, CA.
Lithium on Fire is a feature-length documentary about the Moss Landing Battery Plant Fire disaster in Monterey County, CA.
Community action response takes up the slack when state officials fail to provide any meaningful testing. Group grows several thousand strong within one week.
Started on Jan 16, 2025, flames reached up to 150ft tall, releasing metric tons of toxic chemicals and heavy metals. Nearby communities placed on lock-down.
In the days during and long after the fire, thousands of locals experience symptoms ranging from metallic taste in the mouth, burning throats, burning eyes, skin rashes, nausea, headaches, fatigue, and nosebleeds.
Famed environmental activist responds to calls for help, and teams up with Singleton Schreiber to investigate.
Community action response takes up the slack when state officials fail to provide any meaningful testing. Group grows several thousand strong within one week.
Started on Jan 16, 2025, flames reached up to 150ft tall, releasing metric tons of toxic chemicals and heavy metals. Nearby communities placed on lock-down.
Famed environmental activist responds to calls for help, and teams up with Singleton Schreiber to investigate.
Industrial Haz-mat Expert, Michael Polkabla, of BioMax Environmental, donated his time and expertise to help quickly mobilize the community after the fire to take over 150 surface swab samples to test for heavy metals. The results of this impressive community testing effort closely matches the results from Moss Landing Marine Labs.
Singleton Schreiber, Danko Meredith, Fiore Ackerman, and other lawfirms file lawsuits for hundreds of individuals and several businesses in Moss Landing and surrounding communities for healtha and financial damages.
Large increases in heavy metals detected in nearby estuary right after the fire. Levels increased up to 1000x higher than normal by world reknowned marine-life research center, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories.
Industrial Haz-mat Expert, Michael Polkabla, of BioMax Environmental, donated his time and expertise to help quickly mobilize the community after the fire to take over 150 surface swab samples to test for heavy metals. The results of this impressive community testing effort closely matches the results from Moss Landing Marine Labs.
Large increases in heavy metals detected in nearby estuary right after the fire. Levels increased up to 1000x higher than normal by world reknowned marine-life research center, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories.