Wildfire smoke causes air quality alerts across Pennsylvania

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The Pennsylvania DEP has issued a Code Orange air quality alert for Monday due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, which will impact the Lehigh Valley's air quality and create unhealthy levels of pollution. The main threat will be from ozone, a pollutant that forms when compounds from car exhaust or factories react with sunlight. Outdoor activities should be limited for vulnerable groups, and the DEP recommends driving less, carpooling, and conserving electricity. Shifting winds from Tuesday on should limit both ozone and particle pollution from getting above moderate levels.
Topics:nation#air-quality-alert#canadian-wildfires#environment#lehigh-valley#ozone-pollution#pennsylvania-dep
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