The Guardian·3 min read·medium
Wildfires kill long after the flames have gone
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Guardian staff reporter
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Jane Burston of the Clean Air Fund highlights the long-term health dangers of black carbon emissions resulting from wildfires. She argues that better fire prevention and stricter regulation of super-pollutants are necessary to break the cycle of climate-driven health crises.
The charred remains of a parked car following wildfires in the Almeria region of Spain. The charred remains of a parked car following wildfires in the Almeria region of Spain. Wildfires Letters Wildfires kill long after the flames have gone As deadly blazes sweep across Europe, Jane Burston warns of the longer-term dangers of black carbon
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