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How natural disasters degrade local air quality
Find out how to keep your air safe during air quality events.
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A wildfire can burn through a town in hours. But the smoke, mold spores, and ultrafine particles it leaves behind can compromise the air you breathe for weeks. Dust storms, floods, tornadoes, and wildfires all release invisible pollutants that can linger long after the event ends. Indoor air quality can be especially compromised, leaving some communities facing unhealthy breathing conditions long after the skies clear. Read our latest article to learn what's in the air after a disaster and what do to keep your air clean. Learn more Thanks, Your IQAir Team Get your real-time and forecasted air quality! This email was sent by IQAir AG. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive information from IQAir or gave your consent during a product purchase. You can unsubscribe from these emails at any time by clicking the Unsubscribe link below. Our Privacy Policy explains how we process and protect your personal data. IQAir AG Amperestrasse 3, 9323 Steinach, SG, Switzerland +41 71 844 70 00 Commercial Register Number: CH-320.4.040.391-7 | VAT ID: CHE-108.429.258 Unsubscribe | View in Browser | Preferences | Forward