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Improve indoor air quality from wildfire smoke during COVID-19
OregonAdded Oct 20, 2020
Educational Article: Officials warn us to stay indoors when air quality is poor due to heavy smoke from wildfires. Reduced exposure to smoke helps protect our lungs, heart, eyes, nose, throat and immune systems. Staying indoors, if possible, can be one of the best ways to protect against the potentially harmful effects of wildfire smoke. What steps can we take to minimize potentially serious health impacts from wildfire smoke that might seep into our homes?
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Program AreaEDEN FCSEDEN CEDEDEN ANREDEN 4HEDEN
HazardWildfireFireChemicalBiohazard
FocusPhysical Protection MeasuresLong-Term Vulnerability ReductionHousingEnvironmental Response/Health and SafetyEnvironmentalCommunity Resilience
