HEALTHGRIST
How wildfire smoke is reshaping childhood
Wildfire smoke in Montana is altering children's summer routines, with parents checking air quality before outdoor activities. A 2024 UNICEF report highlights that repeated smoke exposure harms children's respiratory health, learning, and mental well-being, reshaping childhood experiences in the American West.
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