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OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY: OHA urges people to limit smoke exposure as wildfire season intensifies
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The air has become irrespirable because of the smoke. Beyond the smell it emits, it is also harmful to health. It contains carbon dioxide, but also aromatic hydrocarbons and heavy metals from the burning of pines. The particles are up to a thousand times thinner than a hair. They are irritating to the lungs and can cause sore throat, otitis and skin irritation. The smoke travels tens of kilometres. (Health and well-being).
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