Precision, care, respect: Challenges behind Maui wildfire cleanup

After the Aug. 8 Maui wildfire, authorities have begun removing hazardous waste and an estimated 400,000 to 700,000 tons of debris. Cleanup efforts will be costly and timely, and executed with care due to the cultural significance of the area.

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