More than 100 million in the US are under air quality alerts as Canadian wildfires continue emitting dangerous smoke
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2 developments- Jun 26, 2023Canadian wildfires are causing unhealthy air quality again in parts of the US
- Jun 28, 2023Smoke from Canadian wildfires increasing health risks in Black and poorer US communities
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Quiet for 1198 daysLast development · Jun 28, 2023 — Smoke from Canadian wildfires increasing health risks in Black and poorer US communities
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15 viewpointsCanada wildfire smoke increases health risks for U.S. minorities
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27 viewpointsMore than 100 million in the U.S. remain under air quality alerts from Canada wildfire smoke
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6 viewpointsCanadian wildfire smoke spreads, 100 million Americans under air-quality alerts
Severe weather shifts Canadian wildfire smoke eastward, forcing air quality alerts
Canada wildfire smoke raises health risks among Black, poorer residents in the US
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