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UAF helps develop air quality data for popular Alaska wildfire website

The Pogo Mine Road Fire burns on Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023. Photo by Duane Morris/Alaska Division of Forestry. Getting information about where wildfire smoke is

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UAF helps present air quality data on popular Alaska wildfire website

UAF helps present air quality data on popular Alaska wildfire website
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UAF helps develop air quality data for popular Alaska wildfire website

Getting information about where wildfire smoke is headed in Alaska has become easy for the public, thanks to collaboration between the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the Alaska Fire Service.

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UAF helps develop air quality data for popular Alaska wildfire website

UAF helps develop air quality data for popular Alaska wildfire website
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Ventilation reduces the risk of COVID. So why are we still ignoring it?

Authorities recommend control measures, but they are “voluntary”. They include wearing a mask, vaccination, testing if you have symptoms and staying home if you test positive, and ventilation. Ventilation is often the last measure listed – as if it’s an afterthought.

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