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Rochester's hazy skies caused by Canadian wildfires; doctor urges caution for those with respiratory issues
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Rochester's hazy skies caused by Canadian wildfires; doctor urges caution for those with respiratory issues
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has caused hazy skies in Rochester, affecting air quality in the area. News10NBC spoke with Dr. Daniel Croft, a pulmonology professor at URMC, about who is most impacted by the smoke.
Since Tuesday morning, the sky of Saint-Nazaire and its surroundings is dotted with clouds of smoke. Here is the explanation.
Fires have been ravaging Canada for the past ten days, generating a thick cloud of smoke. Smokes that have crossed the Atlantic to reach France this weekend. Air Pays de la Loire wants to be reassuring.
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varmatin.comHello Adrien, The Milky Sky, visible for a few days on the French Riviera, is the consequence... of the terrible fires that, thousands of kilometres away, ravage millions of hectares of forests in central Canada. Indeed, since the end of May, "significant smokes" caused
Wildfires in Canada raise concerns: is the Montreal Grand Prix at risk?
The Canadian GP, scheduled from June 13 to 15 at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in Montréal, has once again drawn media and fan attention due to the severe wildfires affecting vast areas of Quebec and Ontario, which could potentially put the race at risk. Since the beginning of May 2025, more than 1,700 fires have broken out in Canada, with around 2.6 million hectares burned and over 32,000 people evacuated. Dozens of fires remain out of control,…
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