During the Los Angeles County wildfires, lead and chlorine levels spiked to 100 and 40 times average levels, respectively, even miles from the flames, posing a significant health risk. Researchers warn of added danger from burning structures releasing toxins like lead from paint and pipes, and chlorine from plastic. As wildfires become more frequent in populated areas due to climate change, concerns over toxic releases and health impacts are expected to increase, with lead and chlorine exposure potentially leading to long-term health burdens and respiratory illnesses.
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This Is, Officially, the 3rd Priciest Stock Market in Over 150 Years โ and There's No Mistaking What Comes Next for Stocks, Based on History
Investors have faced significant volatility in the first seven months of the year, highlighted by the S&P 500's steepest two-day decline since 1950 and the Nasdaq entering a bear market for the first time in three years. However, since April 8, both indexes have rebounded to record highs, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average approaches its first all-time high since December, suggesting a strong bull market despite historical caution. Want More Context? ๐
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