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Record heat and fireworks may worsen air quality in July
This article discusses how the large-scale firework celebrations planned for the Fourth of July, including a record-breaking display in Washington, DC, will likely contribute to increased air pollution. The festivities will produce substantial amounts of particulate matter (PM 2.5) and ozone, which can worsen respiratory conditions and air quality, especially in cities experiencing record-breaking heat and stagnant weather conditions. Experts warn that the combination of intense fireworks and extreme temperatures may prolong pollution levels and negatively impact public health.
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