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We are now 2 weeks into August, and I'm doing my best to breathe just to get through the day without feeling like I need some oxygen! No joke, this has been the worst month of this summer, with high humidity, temps, and rain, plus thunderstorms, lightning, and unreal atmospheric pollution and toxic air everywhere I go! No exaggeration! More states across the U.S. are reporting forest fires, and more are reporting poor air quality that is drifting from one side of the countr

Notable facts about July 2026. The beginning of July is the peak of summer! Then, on July 13th, severe air pollution from wildfire smoke in the Canadian Forest rushed in. The air quality was polluted with smoke and toxins, making it difficult to breathe for some people suffering from chronic respiratory conditions. Environmental hazards can contribute to heart disease and stroke. Older adults suffer from exposure to environmental hazards such as air pollution, arsenic, lea

ate a Post I can't take credit for the answer to this question. I found them on the internet while researching my title! Here's what I found out: The month of June is known as the time many schools let out for the summer, and June 20, 21, or 22 (depending on the year) is the longest day of the year with the most daylight hours in the Northern Hemisphere. June also plays host to the ever-important national holidays of: Father's Day: A day to honor fathers and father figures. J