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Posted on: January 17, 2019
No Current Burn Ban:
KENDALL – As of 9 p.m. Wednesday (Jan. 16), the Northwest Clean Air Agency will cancel a Stage 2 air quality burn ban in the Columbia Valley urban growth area in the Kendall area of Whatcom County.
NWCAA urges residents to limit burning as much as possible to avoid another burn ban in the near future.
Burn bans are based on weather forecasts and current air pollution from small particles. They are called when air quality is predicted to be worse than the national health-based standard for at least 24 hours.
Fine particles in wood smoke are harmful because they can be inhaled deeply into lungs and damage delicate tissues. Smoke pollution can trigger asthma attacks, cause difficulty breathing, and make lung and heart problems worse. Air pollution is especially harmful to children, people with heart and lung problems, and adults age 65 and older.
Check www.waburnbans.net or NWCAA’s website (www.nwcleanairwa.gov) for up-to-date burn ban information.
More information
No Current Burn Ban:
KENDALL – As of 9 p.m. Wednesday (Jan. 16), the Northwest Clean Air Agency will cancel a Stage 2 air quality burn ban in the Columbia Valley urban growth area in the Kendall area of Whatcom County.
NWCAA urges residents to limit burning as much as possible to avoid another burn ban in the near future.
Burn bans are based on weather forecasts and current air pollution from small particles. They are called when air quality is predicted to be worse than the national health-based standard for at least 24 hours.
Fine particles in wood smoke are harmful because they can be inhaled deeply into lungs and damage delicate tissues. Smoke pollution can trigger asthma attacks, cause difficulty breathing, and make lung and heart problems worse. Air pollution is especially harmful to children, people with heart and lung problems, and adults age 65 and older.
Check www.waburnbans.net or NWCAA’s website (www.nwcleanairwa.gov) for up-to-date burn ban information.
More information
- Local air quality information: Northwest Clean Air Agency.
- Statewide air quality monitoring: Washington Department of Ecology.
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