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One two- to three-cup sample of ash can provide information about soil contamination for an entire neighborhood, Wallace said.

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Absorption in these images of fire and ash can cause trauma of its own, said Jyoti Mishra, an associate professor of psychiatry at UC San Diego who studied the long-term psychological health of survivors of the 2018 Camp fire.

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The smoke and ash can blow under doors and around windows in nearby homes, bringing in chemicals that stick to walls and other indoor surfaces and continue off-gassing for weeks to months, particularly in warmer temperatures.

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In airports, ash can coat runways, hurt airport personnel and cause a number of other logistical issues.

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Ash can shift the pH rapidly, according to University of New Hampshire extension and can easily be overdone.

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