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🔥 NEW v2.0 Wildfire Smoke PM2.5 Dataset (2006–2023) is now in BETA!
Explore daily 10km resolution air pollution data from Stanford Environmental Change Lab — tracking wildfire-derived PM2.5 across the U.S. for nearly two decades. This updated dataset (Childs et al., “Growing wildfire-derived PM2.5 across the contiguous U.S. and implications for air quality regulation” [in review]) provides an unprecedented look into how smoke has impacted communities from 2006 through December 2023.
📊 Download shapefiles, .csv, and .rds data frames directly from the Dropbox folder — or view the animations of daily smoke concentrations.
The previous version (V1, 2006–2020) was featured in Environmental Science & Technology (2022) by Marissa Childs et al.
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🌫️ In 2020, wildfire smoke made U.S. air nearly unbreathable — with record-breaking PM2.5 levels in:

Jefferson County, OR: 510 µg/m³

Mono County, CA: 441 µg/m³

Crook County, OR: 436 µg/m³

These extreme readings show how quickly clean air can turn hazardous during wildfire events.

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🔥 NEW Wildfire Smoke PM2.5 Data (v2.0 BETA, 2006–2023) | Stanford Environmental Change Lab

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