Nova Scotia wildfires impact US air quality and raise questions about rural living dreams.

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The intense wildfires in Nova Scotia, Canada, have affected air quality as far south as Virginia and Maryland, prompting officials to issue air quality alerts. Smoke and haze from the fires have also been seen in New York City and Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The fires have destroyed hundreds of buildings and homes and displaced tens of thousands of people, with about 16,000 residents of Canada in and around Halifax being told to leave the area for their safety. Cooler temperatures and steady rain are not expected until late Friday.
- US air quality as far south as Virginia affected by Nova Scotia wildfires The Guardian US
- Explainer: Why are wildfires raging in eastern Canada's Nova Scotia province? Reuters Canada
- How wildfire smoke and resulting poor air quality impact your health The Washington Post
- Opinion: Nova Scotia's forest fires make me wonder if our dreams of a green, rural life were misguided The Globe and Mail
- Nova Scotia wildfires: Light rain will only hold for “hours,” fires still at 50% containment | FULL Global News
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