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Common exposures: Wildfire smoke, campfire smoke, or indoor fires Heavy air pollution or dust storms Workplace dust (construction, mining, cutting stone) Coal, silica, or asbestos dust Black Lung and Heavy Workplace Dust Black lung (coal workers pneumoconiosis) is an extreme example after years of coal dust exposure

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Pneumonia, COPD and lung cancer are nearly related and have alike symptoms

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They have also made significant progress in recycling, avoiding more than 1.1 million metric tons of GHG emissions through various programs such as the cardboard backhauling initiative

Running exhaust fans in kitchens and bathrooms also contributes to better circulation