Research published in Science reveals that wildfires have reversed progress in improving ozone air quality in the US since 2015. The study emphasizes the significant impact of wildfire smoke on emissions and public health.
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Research published in Science reveals that wildfires have reversed progress in improving ozone air quality in the US since 2015. The study emphasizes the significant impact of wildfire smoke on emissions and public health.
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Wildfire smoke has reversed US progress toward ozone air quality, study finds
Study Finds Wildfire Smoke Has Negatively Impacted US Ozone Air Quality Progress