In the Eaton burn scar, around 27% of soil samples still had lead levels above California's state standards for residential properties, indicating ongoing contamination risks.
An initial walkover survey of the park and review of historical records conducted in 2024 by GSI Environmental and Cabrera Services Inc. found it was unlikely radioactive material was discarded at the Albany Bulb when it was still operating as a public dump.
The recent study highlighted that 85% of black plastic items tested contained toxic chemicals, including flame retardants, pushing for public awareness against such products.