Keep the air inside your homes safe this summer
An example of a Corsi-Rosenthal Box.
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Around this time each year, air quality becomes a major concern across North Idaho. As wildfires ignite across the U.S. and Canada, smoke drifts into the Panhandle, casting a toxic haze over the region’s typically blue summer skies.
Emily Flores, airshed coordinator with Idaho DEQ, wants people to stay safe.
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