Links to fact sheets and information about the health effects of smoke and how to protect yourself, your family, friends and your community.
WILDFIRE SMOKE AND COVID-19
HEALTH EFFECTS OF SMOKE INCLUDING DURING HIGH HEAT EVENTS
- What is Wildfire Smoke? - CDC
- Stay Safe from Smoke During a Wildfire - CDC
- How Smoke From Fires Can Affect Your Health - AirNow
- Health Risks and Wildfire Smoke - OEHHA
- Be Informed - Wildfire Smoke FAQs - CDPH
- Protect Yourself from Wildfire Smoke - CDC
- Protecting Children from Wildfire Smoke and Ash - U.S. EPA (.pdf)
- Protecting Children from Wildfire Smoke - CDC
LIMITING YOUR ACTIVITIES DURING SMOKY CONDITIONS
- Reduce Your Smoke Exposure Wildfire Smoke - U.S. EPA (.pdf)
- Sacramento Regional Ozone Activity Recommendations Chart (.pdf)
- Guide for Outdoor Physical Activity During Smoky Conditions (.pdf)
INDOOR AIR QUALITY - CREATE A CLEAN ROOM
- Wildfires and Indoor Air Quality - U.S. EPA
- Create a Clean Room to Protect Indoor Air Quality During a Wildfire - U.S. EPA
- Indoor Air Filtration - U.S. EPA (.pdf)
- How to Make a Do It Yourself Box Fan Filter - YouTube Video
- Tips for Choosing Indoor Air Cleaner for Effective Smoke Removal in California - CARB
PROTECTING YOUR LUNGS - FACE COVERINGS and RESPIRATOR INFORMATION
- Considerations for Wearing Cloth Face Coverings - CDC
- WHEN AVAILABLE:
PETS - HORSES - LARGE ANIMALS - LIVESTOCK
- Protect Your Pets from Wildfire Smoke - U.S. EPA (.pdf)
- Protect Your Large Animals and Livestock from Wildfire Smoke - U.S. EPA (.pdf)
WILDFIRE ASH - PROTECT YOURSELF
- Protect Yourself from Ash - Wildfire Smoke Factsheet - U.S. EPA (.pdf)
- Safe Cleanup of Wildfire Ash - Other languages available - CDPH
- Safe Cleanup of Wildfire Ash (Español) - CDPH
- Fire Ash in Home Gardens - CDPH
- Fire Ash in Home Gardens (Español) - CDPH
- Worker Safety and Health in Wildfire Regions - CA - Industrial Relations
PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS GUIDANCE AND INFORMATION
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Question: Has any organization kept track of the number of days w/ high AQI due to wildfire smoke in Sacramento or other parts of California during the 2017-2021 fire seasons?
ReplyDeleteYou'll want to check this website and in the left hand column, you'll see the Historical Data info. This is only for the Sacramento Federal Non-Attainment area air districts. May have to check with other air districts for this information, or CARB. http://www.sparetheair.com
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