Wildfire Smoke Relief Act

The Wildfire Smoke Relief Act, also known as Bill 118 hr 481, is a piece of legislation currently being considered by the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to provide relief to individuals and communities affected by wildfire smoke.

The bill includes provisions for funding research on the health effects of wildfire smoke, as well as measures to improve air quality monitoring and forecasting. It also aims to increase access to clean air shelters and other resources for those impacted by wildfire smoke.

Additionally, the Wildfire Smoke Relief Act seeks to provide financial assistance to individuals and communities affected by wildfire smoke, including funding for medical treatment and support services. The bill also includes provisions for emergency response and recovery efforts in the event of a wildfire. Overall, the Wildfire Smoke Relief Act is designed to address the growing problem of wildfire smoke and its impact on public health and safety. It aims to provide support and resources to those affected by wildfire smoke, while also working to prevent future wildfires and improve air quality in at-risk communities.