Can Maui's toxic burn zone ever be made safe? No one knows

Experts say the long-term health effects from fires like the one that incinerated Lahaina and left Maui homes covered in ash and soot are mostly unknown. Dioxins, toxic compounds that can be released when plastic pipes, tires and other household materials are burned, are a particular concern. Should residents believe government agencies' assurances?

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