It is produced by numerous natural and man-made technologies and processes, including: Woodsmoke burning (forest fires, campfires) Coal-fired power plants Natural gas-fired power plants Industrial boilers and furnaces Automobile engines Diesel engines (in vehicles and equipment) Residential wood burning fireplaces or stoves Biomass burning Research shows that long-term exposure to PM2.5 increases the risk of lung cancer
Blown up in smoke: Young adults who vape at greater risk of COVID symptoms By: Sharon Levy, MD, MPH, Contributor COVID-19 has swept across the globe, infecting millions and resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths
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