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· 14mCanadian wildfire smoke travels 5,000 km, blankets European skies
Smoke from Canada’s raging wildfires has travelled over 5,000 kilometres across the Atlantic Ocean, reaching parts of Europe and blanketing cities with haze and black carbon. Over the past 24 hours, the eastern regions of the continent have reported hazy skies, prompting concerns about the far-reaching effects of wildfire emissions.
As Canada grapples with one of its worst wildfire seasons on record, smoke from the blazes have prompted air quality alerts ...
Canadian wildfire smoke has worsened the air quality in multiple states and irritated the eyes, noses and throats of many ...
Blazes have released 180 million metric tons of carbon, breaking records in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and blanketing much of ...
The smoke drifting across the border contains fine particulates, pollution so small that it’s basically invisible to the ...
Canada is battling more than 700 active wildfires across the country, roughly two-thirds of which are burning out of control, ...
Hundreds of wildfires still burning in Canada are expected to undermine air quality across the Upper Midwest and Northeast ...
Rep. Calvin Callahan joined lawmakers from Iowa, Minnesota and North Dakota in filing a formal complaint against Canada over wildfire smoke.
More Republican lawmakers are calling out Canada because of wildfires sending smoke billowing across the international border ...
Seven Michigan Republicans in Congress want Canada to contain and prevent future wildfires, noting it's the third summer ...
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