Fiocruz Analyzes the Impact of Burns on Indigenous Health in the Amazon
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Study of the Climate and Health Observatory points to concentrations of PM2.5 far above the recommended by the WHO in Manaus in early October and alert to risks to indigenous people. The post Burns in the Amazon raise pollution and threaten indigenous health, says Fiocruz apareceu primeiro em Monitor do Mercado.
Air pollution caused by burning and forest fires in the Amazon represents a risk to the health of the population, especially of indigenous communities, which face difficulties in accessing health services. The alert is part of a survey presented by researchers from the Climate and Health Observatory of the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz), which gathers data on the concentration of pollutants and the distribution of fires in the state. Related …
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