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| Smoke plume over Washington Photo courtesy Dept of Ecology |
The record-shattering smoke storm of 2020 is now behind us.
Rain clouds have replaced the choking fog of smoke that held Washington in a vice for more than a week, and the annual dread of late-summer wildfires appears to have eased.
Before we get back to business as usual, however, we wanted to review:
Before we get back to business as usual, however, we wanted to review:
-what exactly happened in the first three weeks of September,
-what it did to all of us that were stuck breathing that toxic soup, and
-what we can learn from this smoke event to prepare us for future summers when the smoke returns.
Read more HERE
Read more HERE
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