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NYC's Wildfire Air Pollution: Costing an Hour of Life, Equivalent to Smoking 6 Cigarettes
Studies show that exposure to the poor air quality from recent wildfires has taken 1 hour from the lifespan of humans, which is the same effect as smoking six cigarette sticks. Read more here.
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