The advancement of new exposure assessment techniques has facilitated the development
of several wildland fire smoke datasets employing varied smoke estimation methods …

BACKGROUND AND AIM: Climate change and other related factors have contributed to an
increase in catastrophic wildfires. As wildfire disasters continue to increase in the United …

Widespread population exposure to wildland fire smoke underscores the urgent need for
new techniques to characterize fire-derived pollution for epidemiologic studies and to build …

Wildland fires are diminishing air quality on a seasonal and regional basis, raising concerns
about respiratory health risks to the public and occupational groups. This American Thoracic …

Wildland fire smoke is a complex mixture of air contaminants that have the potential cause
adverse health effects. Individuals can be exposed occupationally if they work as wildland …

Health outcomes attributable to landscape fire smoke pollution exposure are an important
global health issue, especially as these events increase in frequency and intensity in the …

Identifying communities vulnerable to adverse health effects from exposure to wildfire smoke
may help prepare responses, increase the resilience to smoke and improve public health …

As the threats of climate change become more immediate and persistent, there is a growing
need for datasets to document the burden of climate-related events and exposures on …

Wildland fires are diminishing air quality on a seasonal and regional basis, raising concerns
about respiratory health risks to the public and occupational groups. This American Thoracic …

Prescribed fire is an essential tool for wildfire risk mitigation and ecosystem restoration in the
Southeastern United States. It is also one of the region's largest sources of atmospheric …