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PM2.5 — standard — Clarity Today

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PM2.5

Fine particulate matter fraction emitted in large amounts by wildfires and cited as a primary health hazard in downwind smoke.

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fine particulate matter

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No evidence-backed relationships are recorded.

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science2 distinct publishers

Downwind, wildfire smoke loses its color and smell but gains the chemistry of city smog

By the time a plume reaches a distant city, sunlight has stripped its color and campfire odor and turned part of it into ozone, so the senses that flag smoke nearby stop working at range.

Publishers:phys.org · theconversation.com

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Evidence52
Adoption: Insufficient
Hype gap+8
Incentives34

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