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Mon, 22 May 2023
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Impact of Wildfires on Air Quality in Washington

by Bing

This article discusses the impact of wildfires on air quality in Washington state.

Introduction

Wildfires have a significant impact on air quality in Washington. In fact, smoke from wildfires is the largest source of particle pollution in the state. The number of acres burned by wildfires is increasing due to climate change, which reduces winter snowpack and produces hotter and drier summers.

Symbolic picture: red smoke in the sky
Symbolic picture: red smoke in the sky

Health Effects

Breathing in smoke can cause a wide range of damaging health effects, including wheezing, coughing, heart and lung disease, and even death. Wildfires in Washington state have caused the worst air quality in the world twice in the last three years.

Topological Perspective

From a topological perspective, areas along the Cascade Valleys could experience diminished air quality due to wildfires. The air quality around the Puget Sound region is expected to be unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Monitoring and Protection

The Washington State Department of Ecology monitors air quality conditions and forecasts smoke levels. They also work with other departments and agencies to track wildfire smoke and protect people who live in Washington.

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