#canadawildfire

As people in North America grapple with unusual levels of poor air quality due to smoke from blazing wildfires in Canada, many cities around the world face this reality on a more regular basis. #wildfire #wildfires #wildfirecanada #canada #northamerica #newyorkcity #newyork #nyc #canadawildfire #globalfire #asia #airpollution #airquality #smog #smoke #climatechange #climatecrisis | Tens of millions of people in North America are dealing with worsening air quality after major cities in Canada and the US were covered by thick smoke and haze from wildfires. | Scientists say climate change is making extreme weather conditions like heat waves and drought more likely, therefore increasing the risk and intensity of wildfires. These conditions often result in worsening air quality that can cause respiratory and heart problems. | Asia is likely the worst affected region in the world for air pollution. Cities such as Lahore, Delhi, Dhaka and Shanghai often sit within the top rankings for poor air quality. | Here's How Many Wildfires Are Burning Across The World Right Now
@VanDamCNN gives an update on the wildfire smoke that is plaguing major US cities and explains where it could be headed next. #climatechange #canadawildfire #airqualityindex #airquality #nycsmoke #airpollution
Understanding the triggers behind Canada’s wildfires. For tips on protecting yourself from wildfire smoke, check out our previous video: @Planet A #canadawildfire #wildfiresmoke #staysafe #forestfire | NASA
The air quality index peaked in New York City above 200 this week, one of the most visible cities affected by wildfires raging in Canada. CNN’s climate reporter Rachel Ramirez reports on the dangerous pollutant found in wildfire smoke and how human-caused climate change is behind it all. #climatechange #canadawildfire #airqualityindex #airquality #nycsmoke #airpollution
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