Wildfire Smoke Now Bigger Prenatal Threat Than Human Pollution
Increasing wildfire activity is reversing prenatal air quality gains from the Clean Air Act, with wildfire smoke now a bigger threat than human-caused pollution.
Increasing wildfire activity is reversing prenatal air quality gains from the Clean Air Act, with wildfire smoke now a bigger threat than human-caused pollution.
Nine people have died after record rains hit eastern Japan, flooding homes and disrupting transport.
Fire crews across California and Nevada are contending with two major blazes while federal staffing cuts add to the strain.