Smoke Season: Wildfires, Air, Lungs
How worsening North American fire seasons send smoke across borders, and what that particulate haze does to heat, weather, and the lungs of the people breathing it.
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Fire WeatherJohn VaillantFire Weather traces the science and policy failures behind large North American wildfire seasons and explains how fire...Shelf signal: Climate Change
Under a White SkyElizabeth KolbertUnder a White Sky examines human-driven environmental change and interventions that help readers understand the larger...Shelf signal: Climate Change
The Heat Will Kill You FirstJeff GoodellThe Heat Will Kill You First explains how extreme heat and climate change interact with fires and smoke to amplify...Shelf signal: Climate Change
When It All BurnsJordan ThomasWhen It All Burns provides frontline reporting and narrative on contemporary wildfire seasons and their toll on...Shelf signal: First Responder Lives
Breath TakingMichael J. StephenBreath Taking offers medical context on lung function and how smoke and particulate exposure affect respiratory health...Shelf signal: Lung & Chest Health
The Air Self-care HandbookMelissa WrolstadThe Air Self-care Handbook gives practical, evidence-based steps individuals can take to reduce smoke exposure and...Shelf signal: Respiratory Diseases