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Study: Western U.S. wildfires undo 2 decades of air quality progress
| Axios | Featured: Jeremy J Hess View

High blood pressure? Traffic exhaust may be to blame
| Healthnews | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Health is on the agenda at UN climate negotiations. Here's why that's a big deal
| NPR | Featured: Kristie L. Ebi View

Traffic exhaust could increase blood pressure, UW study finds
| Seattle Times | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Does your commute give you high blood pressure? It might be the traffic pollution
| NBC News | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Like a high-sodium diet: traffic pollution can cause rise in blood pressure – study
| The Guardian | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Commuting on a highway? Your blood pressure may pay a price
| HealthDay | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Traffic pollution has an immediate, harmful impact on blood pressure
| Earth.com | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Breathing highway air increases blood pressure, UW research finds
| The National Tribune | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Rush-hour traffic in Seattle increases blood pressure, but not for the reason you think
| KUOW | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Driving or riding on a highway could raise your blood pressure for up to a day
| Northwest News Radio | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Breathing highway air can increase your blood pressure
| KCPQ-TV | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Surprisingly large effects from breathing traffic fumes inside your car
| Newsweek | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Thanks to pollution, being stuck in traffic can raise your blood pressure
| Healthline | Featured: Joel D. Kaufman View

Subway saunas: NYC’s underground unbearably hot as outside temps fall
| New York Post | Featured: Jeremy J Hess View