26 July[removed]Smoke from forest fires kills approximately 340,000 people each year Inhaling smoke from forest, grass and peat fires causes about 340,000 premature deaths worldwide every year, according to new research. R - Black smoke - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	26 July[removed]Smoke from forest fires kills approximately 340,000 people each year Inhaling smoke from forest, grass and peat fires causes about 340,000 premature deaths worldwide every year, according to new research. R Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-11-14 04:43:35 Open Document File Size: 71,81 KB Share Result on Facebook Event Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / Man-Made Disaster / / IndustryTerm satellite-derived data / / MedicalCondition respiratory and cardiovascular disease / chronic medical conditions / respiratory and cardiovascular diseases / lung diseases / chronic exposure / disease / / Position Prime Minister / / PublishedMedium Environmental Health Perspectives / / Region central Europe / western Europe / sub-Saharan Africa / Southeast Asia / / SocialTag Fire Air pollution Occupational safety and health Particulates Black carbon Wildfire Smoke Peat Environmental burden of disease Pollution

26 July[removed]Smoke from forest fires kills approximately 340,000 people each year Inhaling smoke from forest, grass and peat fires causes about 340,000 premature deaths worldwide every year, according to new research. RAdd to Reading List