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Wildfire smoke from Pacific Northwest prompts Bay Area air quality advisory

The Bay Area Air District issued an air quality advisory for Tuesday and Wednesday as wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest is expected to drift into the region. While the district said pollution levels are not expected to exceed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 24-hour health standard for fine particulate matter — which measures the […] The post Wildfire smoke from Pacific Northwest prompts Bay Area air quality advisory appeared first on Local News Matters .

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The Bay Area Air District issued an air quality advisory for Tuesday and Wednesday as wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest is expected to drift into the region. While the district said pollution levels are not expected to exceed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 24-hour health standard for fine particulate matter — which measures the […] The post Wildfire smoke from Pacific Northwest prompts Bay Area air quality advisory appeared first on Local News Matters .

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According to Local News Matters’s linked report, Wildfire smoke from Pacific Northwest prompts Bay Area air quality advisory, The Bay Area Air District issued an air quality advisory for Tuesday and Wednesday as wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest is expected to drift into the region. While the district said pollution levels are not expected to exceed the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 24-hour health standard for fine particulate matter — which measures the […] The post Wildfire smoke from Pacific Northwest prompts Bay Area air quality advisory appeared first on Local News Matters .

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