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Wildfire smoke has led to hazardous air quality conditions affecting millions in the Midwest and East Coast. While improvements are anticipated in the East this weekend, the Upper Midwest may continue to experience high pollution levels.
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Wildfire smoke has led to hazardous air quality conditions affecting millions in the Midwest and East Coast. While improvements are anticipated in the East this weekend, the Upper Midwest may continue to experience high pollution levels.
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Wildfire Smokes Makes Air Hazardous for Millions in Midwest and East Coast
Air Quality Affected by Wildfire Smoke in Midwest and East Coast