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Why Wildfire Smoke May Pose Greater Health Risks Than Other Air Pollution.
Why Wildfire Smoke May Pose Greater Health Risks Than Other Air Pollution Fine particulate matter, commonly known as PM2.5, is an important indicator of air quality because these small airborne particles can penetrate deep into the respiratory system. However, emerging research suggests that measuring the concentration of particles may not tell the complete story about…
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