Wildfires across North America have led to significantly degraded air quality in several cities, making them some of the most polluted in the world according to recent measurements. The situation highlights the broader impact of wildfires on urban populations and health. This event underscores the growing concern over fire seasons exacerbated by climate change.
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<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuAFBVV95cUxNZ1lZblo1YzVyUjZnZWRsQ0RDbEtBelI1akhPUTJqa3lDbENSY3pMclV6Sk1idDdDOXl5VmNtSVl5aUVSWnlNNG9jUklJd0N5TVRITlJJWkd1TnlhbWNua2JOQktLOC14ZXBOLWZJd2V1Rzh3dldBU0x0NTBuMkVWWjlxalFCb1Z6aVZpRm5LNTFtQ0FYTU9KajloNHRRaUtIQ2lDVWZnU1J4bFFWbkpDQUFCNl9GVTFB?oc=5" target="_blank">Wildfires give North American cities the worst air quality on Earth</a> <font…
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