wildfire smoke vs cigarette smoke How does poor air quality compare to smoking cigarettes? Wildfire smoke contains tiny PM2.5
Wildfire smoke contains tiny PM2.5 particles that can pose serious health risks. Here's how you can compare prolonged smoke exposure to smoking cigarettes and what it means. FULL STORY With Michigan stuck in an unprecedented stretch of heavy wildfire smoke blanketing the state, armchair health experts and amateur weather forecasters seem to be converging at a rapid rate on social media RTN: Toronto's wildfire smoke has become so intense that current air quality is being estimated as the equivalent of smoking about 0.125 cigarettes per hour or roughly one cigarette every 8 Breathing in wildfire smoke comparable to smoking 3 to 11 cigarettes a day Wildfires, Air Quality, Cigarette Butts: Smokefree Laws Save Money, Lives
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