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California Wildfires 2008

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Resources for Up-to-Date California Wildfire Information

General Wildfire Information

 

Resources for Up-to-Date California Wildfire Information

General Information

Incendios

Before a Wildfire Happens and During a Wildfire

How Fire Smoke can affect health - brochure

Air Quality and Health Information

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After a Wildfire Strikes

Air Quality and Health Information 

If you return to your home or other building after it's been hit by a wildfire, you should be aware that smoldering materials in the building may produce many pollutants.  Many adverse health conditions can be caused by inhaling or ingesting even small amounts of these pollutants. Small children, the elderly, or people with preexisting respiratory conditions can be especially vulnerable to some of these pollutants. 

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