In California, people are familiar with the immediate health impacts of a wildfire: asthma, coughing, respiratory illnesses. But as the state faces an increasing number of smoky days, researchers are beginning to look at the long-term effects. According to one analysis by the Stanford Environmental Change and Outcomes Lab, one month of elevated smoke exposure […]

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