In an effort to mitigate the effects of wildfire-related air pollution, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District said it will provide portable air filter units to vulnerable low-income residents in West Oakland.
Wildfire air pollution has proven to pose as a significant threat to public health, even in populations who do not have pre-existing respiratory conditions.
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