Research: Home heating fuels Fairbanks direct sulfate pollution

Amidst the frigid embrace of Fairbanks, where winter’s grip tightens its icy fingers, a new revelation casts a shadow over the cozy warmth of home heating. Research uncovers a sobering truth: combustion from residential heating fuels unleashes a torrent of sulfate pollution that stains the very air Fairbanks breathes. This insidious culprit lurks in the depths of our heating systems, silently contributing to the Fairbanks skyline, not with beauty, but with an unseen haze of pollution. It’s a stark reminder that the comforts we seek in the face of winter’s chill come at a hidden cost.

IARC Salon: Science to action

Join IARC scientists, policymakers, and experts at the IARC Salon: “Science to action.” This interactive event delves into the latest scientific discoveries, exploring the transformative power of knowledge in shaping policies and improving public health outcomes.

Through thought-provoking presentations, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions, attendees will delve into topics ranging from cancer prevention and control to the impact of environmental and occupational exposures. Together, we’ll navigate the journey from scientific evidence to real-world action, fostering collaboration and empowering informed decision-making for a healthier future.