Air Quality Alert
Coeur d’Alene Reservation
Time /
Date: |
8:00 AM
Sept 15, 2020 |
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Location: |
Kootenai
and Benewah County on Coeur d’Alene Reservation |
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Action: |
CONTACT
YOUR LOCAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT OR THIS OFFICE FOR MORE INFORMATION. |
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Cause of
Air Pollution: |
Wild fires
in CA, WA and Oregon with wind direction can increase air pollution levels in
our area, these conditions could continue through today and until the end of
the week. |
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AQI and AQI
Category: |
Current
Conditions: AQI = 198 Unhealthy Range some improvement from yesterday, sensitive*
people should be cautious and stay indoors. Avoid any outdoor activities
until conditions improve. Go to the links on the bottom of this page for more
detailed information. Air
quality is expected to remain the same for most of the day. Wind direction
could reduce smoke in our area, be aware of changing conditions to protect
your health this week.
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Pollutant
(s): |
Fine
particulate from wildfire smoke and building materials |
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Restrictions
in Effect Until: |
No open
fires due to dry conditions until further notice |
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Next
Update: |
Friday
9/18/2020 by 10 am |
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Contact: |
Les
Higgins(208) 686-8101 or (208) 659 2275 |
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What is the Air Quality Index?
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AQI
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Category |
Cautionary Statement |
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0-50 |
Good
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None |
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51-100 |
Moderate |
Sensitive*
people should consider limiting prolonged outdoor exertion. |
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101-150 |
Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups |
Everyone should
limit exertion outdoors. |
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151-200 |
Unhealthy |
Everyone should
limit exertion. |
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201-300 |
Very Unhealthy |
Limit any
exertion. |
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301-500 |
Hazardous |
Stay
indoors and avoid any exertion. |
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* Sensitive groups include children, the elderly, those
with existing health conditions, and people who have high exposure (those who
work, exercise, or spend extensive time out of doors). For more
detailed information about the AQI, visit: For more
information on Idaho’s Air Quality visit http://airquality.deq.idaho.gov/ For more
information on CDA Tribal Smoke Management, visit https://www.cdatribe-nsn.gov/nr/smoke-management/ For more
information on CDA Tribe Air Quality visit https://www.cdatribe-nsn.gov/nr/air-quality/ For
up-to-date air quality monitoring info, visit the Idaho Smoke Blog at idsmoke.blogspot.com Community
Guide for Staying Healthy During Wildfire Events School
Activity Guidelines for Wildfire Smoke Events. https://www.deq.idaho.gov/news-archives/air-nonessential-burning-update-covid-19-0320/ |
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