The UV Index is on a scale between 0-10(10 being the most harmful). With a UV index of +10 you need to use a really strong sun screen to block any harmful UV's that will come through. Constant exposier to +10 UV Index can cause permanent skin damage and worse case skin cancer. So get out your SPF 35 for that one and be safe in the sun.
The UV index is ona scale of 0-10 (10 being the most harmful) Which means yes, 12 is harmful, so you would need a very strong sunscreen or a better choice would be to stay indoors.
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UV radiation is released from the sun.It is harmful for life.
The uv index
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as at 13th August, max 30C min 23C, 10% chance of rain/ thunderstorm, UV index 8
Smog is created by the action of sunlight on pollutants so a smoggy day is a sunny day hence the higher UV index.
National Weather Service (NWS) and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
They have high refractive index and hardness.Under UV light it emits a blue glow.
UV is no worse for scar tissue than for normal skin.
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