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In four short clips, Richard Corsi, PhD, PE (Texas) explains why wildfire smoke is harmful, who is most at risk, and ways to reduce your exposure:

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Corsi-Rosenthal Foundation US1 year ago

Who is most at risk from wildfire smoke?

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Corsi-Rosenthal Foundation US1 year ago

Tips to reduce exposure to wildfire smoke including staying inside, using air filtration and respirators, sealing points of entry for outdoor air, and more:

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Corsi-Rosenthal Foundation US1 year ago

During wildfire smoke events, reduce other sources of indoor air pollution, and sometimes taking measures at home is not enough and you may want to seek other shelter:

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Julie S. Lam1 year ago

@CorsIAQ Thank you Dr. Corsi!

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AeroVirologíaAnimal+TropismoCelularAnimal...1 year ago

@CorsIAQ @javichu73 #OAQ + #IAQ = #AQ (#AirQuality🌏🌎🌍)

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