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Research on Embers featured in National Geographic

November 24, 2020 by Michael Gollner

Meet the wildfire super-spreaders: Scientists study ways to stop windborne embers from sowing destruction.

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Learn about the dangers of #wildfire #smoke inhalation on cardiopulmonary and sperm health at a podcast we recently did! @LukeMontrose @gollnerfire @NFPA

The NFPA Podcast: The Dangers of Wildfire Smoke Inhalation

As the number and severity of wildfires increase in many parts of the world, experts have concerns over what the health impacts of wildfire smoke inha...

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New article out with ⁦@ICAPneu⁩ looking at smoke effects on wildland firefighters: “Prolonged smoldering Douglas fir smoke inhalation augments respiratory resistances, stiffens the aorta, and curbs ejection fraction in hypercholesterolemic mice” https://t.co/RMO5UsPEHR

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Berkeley gets serious about defensible space

Berkeley gets serious about defensible space

Berkeley is tightening fire risk vegetation requirements, exploring ways to help homeowners fund the work, and taking steps toward restricting parking...

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Air pollution particles "accumulate in macrophages in lung-associated lymph nodes over years, compromising immune surveillance.... These findings reveal the importance of improved air quality to preserve immune health against current and emerging pathogens."

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The Burgers Program and @Combustion_Intl Summer School on Fire Safety Science – Wildland/WUI Fire Behavior is now open for applications https://t.co/BHjLXcf9m5 until Feb 17, 2023. It will be hosted at University of Maryland by @FPEUMD June 5-9, 2023. Please share!

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