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Mainstream media outlets including NBC, The Washington Post, and Axios are reporting on a study linking wildfire smoke to increased COVID-19 infection rates. This narrative connects climate change to the pandemic, suggesting that air pollution from fires makes populations more susceptible to the virus.
Dr. Zach Bush proposed that the novel coronavirus is part of a "genetic update" for humanity and that PCR tests are misleading because the presence of viral DNA does not equal disease. He linked COVID-19 mortality rates to air pollution, noting that deaths in Hubei province flatlined once carbon particulate levels dropped. Bush characterized "flu season" as "carbon toxicity season" caused by the soil's inability to pull carbon in winter.
Beijing Sandstorms, Air Pollution B-Roll and Fine Particulates
A former air pollution inspector argues that much of the stock footage used to depict industrial pollution in Beijing is actually footage of natural sandstorms. The segment explains that the fine particulates from Inner Mongolian sandstorms create a brown fog often misidentified by Western media.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering new regulations on "particulate matter," specifically targeting dust created by farming activities. Representative Ted Poe criticizes the proposal, noting it would require farmers to mitigate dust from dirt roads and even livestock movement, which could lead to significant fines for the agricultural industry.
