Wildfire smoke pollution is threatening Indigenous communities.

Tribes are waging a citizen science campaign to monitor air quality.

Related Keywords

United States ,Portland ,Oregon ,Alaska ,Washington ,Florida ,Minnesota ,California ,Environmental Protection Agency ,District Of Columbia ,Blue Mountains ,New Mexico ,Canada ,San Francisco ,Oklahoma ,Leech Lake ,Idaho ,South Carolina ,Nez Perce ,Mille Lacs Lake ,Blue Lake Rancheria ,Mille Lacs Reservation ,American ,Charlie Lippert ,Juli Boyd ,Caleb Minthorn ,Santa Clara ,Rufina Abeita ,Chris Lee ,University Of California ,Office Of Air Quality ,Pueblo Action Alliance ,A Columbia University ,Coalition To Stop Violence Against Native Women ,Young ,Facebook ,Minnesota Pollution Control Agency ,Climate Desk ,Mille Lacs Band ,Mille Lacs ,Columbia University ,Native American ,American Indian ,Alaska Native ,Northern Arizona University ,Tribal Air Monitoring Support Center ,Leech Lake Band ,Brandy Toft ,Karuk Tribe ,Tewa Basin ,San Ildefonso Pueblos ,Confederated Tribes ,Umatilla Indian Reservation ,Twin Cities ,Cherokee Nation ,Catawba Indian Nation ,Seminole Tribe ,Corsi Rosenthal Box ,Stop Violence Against Native Women ,Hermits Peak Fire ,Home Depot ,Umatilla Indian ,Wildfires ,Indigenous Populations ,Native Americans ,Health ,Environment ,Climate Change ,Eprint ,