Climate, not Canada: scientists rebut Trump on wildfire smoke

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Scientists criticized Donald Trump’s claim that Canadian wildfires are poisoning U.S. air and his threats of tariffs, arguing the fires are driven primarily by a warming climate and forest conditions rather than Canada’s actions. The cross-border smoke highlights the global nature of climate-driven fires, and experts say punishing Canada won’t solve the problem; officials emphasize reducing fossil fuel emissions and adapting to a changing climate as the real path forward.
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- Opinion | Tariffs Will Long Outlive Trump The New York Times
- Trump vows tariffs to come for Canada over wildlife smoke that has drifted to U.S. CBC
- Prime Minister Carney says Canada is ready to respond if Trump’s new tariffs go into effect AP News
- Canada's Doug Ford on Trump trade war: "When someone comes up and punches you in the face ... you have to stand up" CBS News
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