Some of the visuals coming out of Los Angeles County over the past week show a vivid pink substance coating streets, cars and ...

The powdered substance sprayed over the California wildfires is called Phos-Chek. It contains ammonium phosphate — an ...

The bright substance blanketing areas of Los Angeles County has long been used to stop wildfires from spreading.

Parts of Southern California are covered with pink fire retardant as firefighters try to control deadly wildfires raging in ...

The bright pink powder has become a common feature in Los Angeles, coating everything from rooftops to driveways.

In the past few days, photos of wildfires in Los Angeles have spread all around the world - and people have been wondering ...

Phos-Chek, a pink fire retardant, is being used to combat California’s wildfires, coating vegetation to slow flames. While crucial in wildfire management, it raises environmental concerns, ...

US has used it to fight blazes since 1963, but some current and former Forest Service employees say chemical retardant kills ...

Los Angeles battles raging wildfires with pink fire suppressant. Learn about its composition, effectiveness, environmental ...

With wildfires raging in southern California over the last week, images have since surfaced of the pink powder-like substance covering vehicles and driveways. Perimeter, the company behind Phos ...