Canadian Wildfires Threaten Air Quality Across U.S.
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Canadian wildfires, with over 180 active blazes mainly in British Columbia and Alberta, are producing smoke that is affecting air quality in northern US states like Minnesota and Wisconsin, with conditions reaching unhealthy levels for sensitive groups. The fires are fueled by dry conditions and little precipitation, and efforts to control them involve Canadian and US firefighting resources. Weather changes, including thunderstorms, may help disperse the smoke.
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- Wildfire smoke extends Minnesota air quality alert through Wednesday morning Star Tribune
- Canadian wildfires trigger air quality alerts across the U.S. NBC News
- 'Hazardous' wildfire smoke to choke Minnesota skies through Wednesday Bring Me The News
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