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Appendix A: Statement of Task
Pages 57-58

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... How well understood is the aging of wildfire effluents, including smoke, gas phase constituents that can lead to criteria pollutants, and other toxics? How have the wildfires influenced requests for exemptions from states and what could be expected in the future if tighter air quality standards are implemented?
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... ? • Communicating wildfire forecasts and mitigation options: How well do federal agencies, scientists, local and regional managers, public health officials, and other stakeholder groups communicate information about wildfires?
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