There is growing evidence that air pollution not only affects our physical health, but also our mental health. It has been linked to impaired judgement, poorer performance in school and even higher levels of crime. Researchers point to prolonged exposure to pollutants such as PM2.5.
That is a comprehensive article. Good to see the author address the risk of covid to evacuees in shared spaces. Sad that so many components of our homes are toxic. Chemical-laden furnishings make big money for manufacturers.
I live in a city that, in August, is always surrounded or consumed with fires-smoke. AQI: 475
Years ago, smoke from 5 fires was so bad, the Sun looked like Mars & black particles were penetrating the old house I lived in leaving black substance on furniture. The air in house was lime green.
Absolutely heartbreaking on every level. I don't know for certain, though, it 'appears' you are okay, and your home if in LA, has survived.🤞🏼
One video I viewed was of a young man on the side of the road, who noticed a wild bunny trying to escape the flames. He waited. Called to guide. Saved it.🥹💔
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Years ago, smoke from 5 fires was so bad, the Sun looked like Mars & black particles were penetrating the old house I lived in leaving black substance on furniture. The air in house was lime green.
One video I viewed was of a young man on the side of the road, who noticed a wild bunny trying to escape the flames. He waited. Called to guide. Saved it.🥹💔