Fine particles from forest fires would cause more cardiac and respiratory hospitalizations than those from industry or automobiles, based on an analysis of 90 million cases.
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Smoke from forest fires has the potential to pose a greater health risk than other air pollutants. This conclusion emerged from two large-scale studies conducted by researchers from Icahn...
Fine particles from forest fires would cause more cardiac and respiratory hospitalizations than those from industry or automobiles, based on an analysis of 90 million cases.