Air quality emergencies impact at least 21 states amid wildfires
Summary
Wildfires in Canada have caused smoke and ash to spread over many U.S. cities, including Minneapolis and New York. At least 21 states declared air quality emergencies due to the poor air caused by these wildfires, which can make breathing difficult.Key Facts
- Wildfires in Canada have produced smoke and ash that reached major U.S. cities.
- At least 21 states in the U.S. have air quality emergencies because of wildfire smoke.
- Cities affected include Minneapolis and New York.
- Health officials warn that everyone outside may experience coughing or breathing problems.
- People with long-term health problems are especially at risk from the poor air.
- The smoky conditions resulted from wildfires burning in Canada.
- The situation has raised health concerns in multiple states.
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