The particle pollution created by wildfires continues to increase people’s risk of hospitalization for months after the smoke clears, researchers reported May 28 in the journal Epidemiology.

Why It Matters Multiple states have already been exposed to poor air quality this year, caused by wildfire smoke, particle pollution like dust, or ozone.

You've tested run your samples through the particle sizer and now you need to evaluate the results! This video will walk you through the data sheet, explaining each part to make it even easier to ...

Researchers have developed a novel flame-retardant, smoke-suppressing, and superhydrophobic transparent bamboo, poised as a promising substitute for silica glass.

Radiation-transparent body coil 3D model of the RF coil with a human voxel model. In this birdcage configuration, all capacitors (green circles) are located in the end rings of the RF coil, leaving a ...

Stay safe from smoke: Particle Matter 2.5, the measurement of pollution, is a concern when levels in the air are unhealthy like this week.

If you are sensitive to smoke particle pollution, limit your time outdoors. The smoke should start dispersing and clearing out later today and into tomorrow. Highs today will climb into the lower to ...

Smoke particle pollution has become much heavier over Central N.C. this morning. The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Winston-Salem is reading CODE RED: Unhealthy for all groups.

The eerie scenes of orange skies have returned as Midwest cities like Chicago and Detroit, plus much of the Great Lakes region, found themselves shrouded in smoke from Canadian wildfires this week.

As frequent wildfires become the new normal, it's important to have a plan. Here are simple, effective ways to get rid of the wildfire smoke in your home.