A growing source of pollution — wildfire smoke — jeopardizes much of the significant strides made by the US in the twentieth century to combat its environmental crisis. “Unfortunately, until we deal with climate change, we’re gonna see more fire and more smoke,” says wildfire expert Dr. Mike Flannigan. Read more
Vox | How America solved its first air pollution crisis — and why solving the next one will be harder
June 22, 2023
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