Wildfire Science and Survival: How Research Shapes a Healthier, Safer Future for America
Every summer, wildfires sweep across America—scorching forests, damaging communities, and releasing thick clouds of smoke that can travel thousands of miles. Yet beyond the immediate devastation, there’s a quieter, more persistent danger: the polluted air that millions end up breathing long after the flames die out. As wildfires become more frequent and intense, scientists are racing to understand their full impact—on ecosystems, public health, and the air quality we depend on. Their findings are reshaping how we respond to these disasters, from smarter forest management to the development of advanced filtration technologies like HALO Nanofiber™ filters that protect every breath.
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