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Bad air is a top health risk. Here’s how to protect
As the world grapples with the escalating impacts of climate change, the threat of poor air quality, particularly from wildfires, has become a pressing health concern. The thick smoke from California ... Read More
Toxic, deadly wildfires are getting worse, here's how we can stop them | Opinion
The Fix Our Forest Act directly addresses the root causes of America’s escalating wildfires, allowing for more timely forest management projects. Read More
Wildfire pollution may lead to premature births
She noted that while the causes of preterm birth remain complex, air pollution is a known risk factor, and wildfire smoke appears to play an important part. How smoke exposure aff ... Read More
Smoke inhalation from wildfires linked to premature births

A large study by researchers from the University of Washington found that pregnant people exposed to wildfire smoke were more likely to deliver early. Read More
Wildfires are getting more intense due to human-driven climate change
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Researchers raise red flags on overlooked hazard that lingers long after wildfires: 'People whose houses didn't burn down are in worse shape'

Researchers are attempting to better understand the potential dangers of poor air quality in the wake of devastating wildfires. From charred plantlife to destroyed properties, the destruction left ... Read More
EPA Eases Air Quality Rules To Boost Prescribed Fire Use, Combat Wildfires

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today issued new policy guidance aimed at removing regulatory barriers that have historically discouraged the use of prescribed fires—a key tool in ... Read More
Wildfire smoke can significantly increase risk of preterm birth, UW researchers say
A study published by the University of Washington reveals that exposure to wildfire smoke significantly increases the risk of preterm birth. Read More
Hundreds of thousands of people told to stay inside in California

Residents in Bakersfield, California, faced potentially harmful levels of air pollution in the early hours of Tuesday morning, a live map from AirNow showed. AirNow, an air quality data resource, is a ... Read More
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