wildfire smoke equivalent to cigarettes Can inhaling be like smoking cigarettes? Just breathing the air could

Just breathing the air could be like smoking up to 13 cigarettes, as Canadian wildfire smoke creates unhealthy and dangerous air quality for millions across the Great Lakes and Northeast. Everyone is a smoker today (if you go outside). With an AQI reading over 300, spending the next 24 hours outside would be the equivalent of smoking at least 16 cigarettes. A RTN: Toronto's wildfire smoke has become so intense that current air quality is being estimated as the equivalent of smoking about 0.125 cigarettes per hour or roughly one cigarette every 8 Minneapolis' worst air quality day was equivalent to smoking half pack of cigarettes CBS Minnesota

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