Por: ABC News Nation June 06, 2023
Wildfires burning in Canada are continuing to create poor air quality conditions in the U.S. as the smoke makes its way south.Hazy skies, low visibility and poor air quality will be present in most of the Northeast and the Midwest and even as far south as the Carolinas.Most Hazardous Air Quality from Canadian WildfiresABC NEWS, Air NowAir quality alerts have been issued in 17 states and in cities such as Baltimore, Boston, Minneapolis, Raleigh... + full article
CBS News USA World June 30, 2023
Wildfires in Canada have been raging for weeks and there are 500 fires , the vast majority uncontrolled. The fires are sending smoke into the U.S. and as far as Europe. Here are videos and pictures of the Canada Flames reach upwards along the edge of a wildfire as seen from a... + más
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ABC News USA World June 27, 2023
The amount of smoke being emitted from the wildfires burning in has reached the highest-ever recorded in the country as plumes make their way across the Atlantic to Europe.The typical wildfire season in Canada reaches its peak around mid-July, but the first of the hundreds of... + más
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Newsweek USA Tech June 15, 2023
Wildfire threats are spreading towards the Northern U.S. states this summer, leaving parts of the West flame free.Michigan, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine, as well as parts of Wisconsin and Minnesota, are at a high risk of wildfires this summer, a National Significant Wildland... + más
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ABC News USA Health June 09, 2023
Smoke from the record-breaking Canadian wildfires and impact air quality.Smoke plumes made up of fine particles and toxic gases can , causing damage to the lungs and heart and exacerbating underlying conditions, such as asthma.However, experts said the dense fog and hazy... + más
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CBS News USA Politics June 09, 2023
The thick smoke and haze that turned the New York City skyline orange and brought some of the worst air quality levels the Northeast has seen in decades was spawned by a series of wildfires burning in Canada. The fires, which began in early June and have affected Ontario and... + más
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The Atlantic USA Science June 09, 2023
Researchers are only just starting to ask how wildfire smoke affects cognition.Will Zammit-Miller / APJune 8, 2023, 3:55 PM ETKeith Bein is a storm chaser—or whatever the wildfire equivalent of that is. An air-quality researcher at UC Davis, he drives toward fires, grabbing... + más
Why Wildfire Smoke Travels So Far and How Long It Will Last | Time
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Newsweek USA Nation April 13, 2023
nCalifornia has experienced a higher than average snowpack this season, which is expected to reduce the impacts of the 2023 wildfire season.nHowever, the excessive growth of foliage that has formed this spring could serve as prime fuel for wildfires in the summer... + más
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