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Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer weighs in on how Douglas County can beat the health risks of fire season

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Wildfires immersing the Umpqua Valley in a cloud of smoke are a near-yearly occurrence, and 2025 is no different. Currently, the over 30,000 acre Emigrant Fire is most responsible for a haze of tree line–blurring airborne particulates that are visible…

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Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer weighs in on how Douglas County can beat the health risks of fire season

Wildfires immersing the Umpqua Valley in a cloud of smoke are a near-yearly occurrence, and 2025 is no different. Currently, the over 30,000 acre Emigrant Fire is most responsible for a haze of tree line–blurring airborne particulates that are visible…

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The News-Review broke the news in on Monday, September 8, 2025.
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