Health risks remain high for people returning to Lahaina
More than a month after deadly wildfires ravaged Lahaina, all that remains is a wasteland of ash, debris, charred homes, melted metal and burned-out husks of cars.
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More than a month after deadly wildfires ravaged Lahaina, all that remains is a wasteland of ash, debris, charred homes, melted metal and burned-out husks of cars.
Keely Larson and Bowman Leigh Montana Free Press When wildfire smoke billows from its source and lingers in the air, the haze brings coughs and
New research found that continued exposure to certain air pollutants is linked to an increased risk of developing colorectal and prostate cancers. This connection was found even in regions where air pollution levels are below the national standards and WHO guidelines.
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