How the dangers of Canadian wildfires spread far beyond the flames
So if the soiled air were to be pushed through Toronto before heading to New York, it could pick up more emissions as it passes through Canada’s largest city, then have time for that chemistry to brew before the smoke hits the Big Apple and other places south of the border.
She used ozone as an example of a secondary formation because it generally forms downwind from a source as it needs time to take shape. She said Health Canada has estimated that over 15,000 Canadians die prematurely annually due to exposure to air pollution. “However, if you have an older, leaky home, if you keep your doors and windows open, the levels could be no difference, right?”
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