Wildfire smoke is a complex mixture of gases and fine particles from burning vegetation and structures. It is primarily a hazard, not a resource, used by meteorologists to track air quality and by researchers studying climate impacts. The public benefits from early warnings, while health officials use smoke data to protect vulnerable populations.
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