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Emily Fischer, an atmospheric science professor at Colorado State University, said those health risks exist even if you can’t smell the smoke. “Wildfire smoke, once it’s more than a day old, the compounds that you smell are gone,” she said. “So your nose is no longer a good tool for assessing whether we are being impacted by smoke here in the Front Range.” That’s why Fischer says everyone should check the air quality index, or AQI, before going outside, just like they would check the weather. “We have two pollutants of concern here that you can check data daily: ozone and fine particulate matter,” she said. “I make decisions for my family living on the Front Range, especially my kids, their outdoor activities, based on that data.”

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