Its crazy how polluted our air can get 
. I mean, I'm all for people wanting to enjoy nature and stuff, but come on, the EPA's right to be like "nope, stay indoors" 
. I get that fine particle pollution is a real thing and can be super bad for you, especially if you got asthma or something. But at the same time, it feels like we're always being told what not to do instead of just having some guidelines on how to live healthy lives 
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I guess its good that they're advising people with pre-existing conditions to avoid prolonged exposure, but what about the rest of us? Shouldn't we be able to go outside and breathe fresh air too?
. And what's up with not knowing the source of the PM2.5? That's just frustrating 
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Anyway, I guess indoor air purifiers are a good idea, and maybe we should all just try to reduce our carbon footprint a bit more
. But it feels like its always one step behind us, you know? We're constantly being told what not to do instead of having some guidance on how to live in harmony with the environment 
.
. I mean, I'm all for people wanting to enjoy nature and stuff, but come on, the EPA's right to be like "nope, stay indoors" . I get that fine particle pollution is a real thing and can be super bad for you, especially if you got asthma or something. But at the same time, it feels like we're always being told what not to do instead of just having some guidelines on how to live healthy lives .I guess its good that they're advising people with pre-existing conditions to avoid prolonged exposure, but what about the rest of us? Shouldn't we be able to go outside and breathe fresh air too?
. And what's up with not knowing the source of the PM2.5? That's just frustrating .Anyway, I guess indoor air purifiers are a good idea, and maybe we should all just try to reduce our carbon footprint a bit more
. But it feels like its always one step behind us, you know? We're constantly being told what not to do instead of having some guidance on how to live in harmony with the environment .