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Wildfire smoke is not just a regional problem. Plumes from a single major fire season can reach across most of North America, and the operational consequences for outdoor workforces, indoor facilities, and public health agencies have grown with them. From Cal/OSHA section 5141.1 in the United States to WorkSafeBC and Health Canada guidance to the north, the regulatory ground has shifted in the past few years. So has the volume of smoke that crosses the continent each summer.

Our newest article covers what is in wildfire smoke, how US and Canadian air quality indices and workplace rules treat it, and how a monitoring program can support detection, communication, and protection across outdoor work sites, indoor facilities, and broader community networks.

Read it here: https://aethair.io/resources/wildfire-smoke-air-quality-monitoring/

Compliance reporting shouldn't be a scramble before every audit; Aethair gives EHS and ESG teams continuous, calibrated data with traceable lineage from sensor to report, so the answer is already there when a regulator, auditor, or executive asks for documentation.

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