• Don Paul
• Jun 5, 2023
•  https://buffalonews.com/news/local/ask-don-paul-is-there-a-link-between-smoky-skies-and-climate-change/article_6498d7f4-03c0-11ee-a462-777ca972a7fc.html

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Don Paul

Late last week, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation issued twoair quality alertsfor our region due to high ground levels of ozone being generated by heating in a stagnant air mass. On Monday, the DEC issued another Air Quality Alert for a different reason. Smoke particulate matter is being transported from Canadian wildfires, and some of it is reaching ground level, presenting a potential hazard, in particular for those with chronic lung disease. Still, it should be noted the vast majority of the smoke will stay aloft, andconcentrations near the groundwill not…