Spring and summer in the U.S. now come with a new normal: days and even weeks where the acrid overhang of wildfire smoke forces us indoors. At its worst, not even shuttered windows can protect us from its effects—the stinging eyes, runny noses and burning lungs. Spring and summer in the U.S. now come with a new normal: days and even weeks where the acrid overhang of wildfire smoke forces us indoors. At its worst, not even shuttered windows can protect us from its effects—the stinging eyes, runny noses and burning lungs. Environment Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
Wildfire smoke may harm in a number of ways
