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The ongoing wildfires in Canada are creating hazardous air quality conditions across North America, particularly affecting major U.S. cities like Chicago and New York. With over 700 active fires, the unhealthy smoke is linked to serious health issues, exacerbating respiratory problems and increasing heart failure cases. This year's wildfire season is one of the worst in decades, leading to geopolitical tensions as U.S. lawmakers criticize Canadian forest management practices. Experts warn that climate change will only worsen these conditions, prompting calls for better prevention and air quality control measures.
Source: YAHOO