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Smoke from Canada's wildfires reaches parts of Texas as it nearly circles the globe
Smoke produced by hundreds of wildfires burning across Canada has drifted thousands of miles and nearly circled the entire globe, with hazy skies now seen across parts of North America, Europe and even parts of Russia.
Small particles can get lodged in crevices of organs from lungs to arteries, causing inflammation and other health issues.
Hazy skies settled over Hampton Roads this week as smoke from wildfires in Canada moved over the region. For the past week, ...
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Are Canadian wildfires out? Smoke clears northern US, but occasional threats may pop up
Smoke from hundreds of wildfires in Canada has choked the skies over dozens of northern U.S. states in the Great Lakes and Northeast regions.
More and more people in Michigan are gagging on smoky air blowing in from Canada’s wildfires or struggling to avoid ...
Two allies of President Donald Trump from Upstate New York have sent a letter to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney over the ...
Amid thousands of evacuations and the spread of smoke to the United States, the Canadian armed forces and the Coast Guard ...
Rep. Calvin Callahan joined lawmakers from Iowa, Minnesota and North Dakota in filing a formal complaint against Canada over ...
Coughing, sneezing, runny nose. Sure, those are signs of seasonal allergies, but they can also be caused by wildfire smoke.
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