CanOSSEM generated PM2.5 estimates were used to identify communities disproportionately exposed to biomass smoke from wildfires and residential wood combustion.  This research lays the groundwork for pilot testing wildfire season AQHI-type forecasts for remote communities located hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest PM2.5 monitoring station and have been disproportionately exposed to elevated levels of … Continue reading "Webinar: The Canadian Optimized Statistical Smoke Exposure Model (CanOSSEM)"

Guest presentation on air quality and health by Paula Tait, Health & Resource Development Technical Advisor at Northern Health - BC. Followed by regular business. Contact us for the MS Teams Link or join us in the Board Room at Nadina Community Futures: First Door on the Right 3848 3 Ave, Smithers.