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Agencies including the EPA and NIFC are jointly analyzing the health impacts of smoke and tracking long-range transport from active wildfires.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 23
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Agencies including the EPA and NIFC are jointly analyzing the health impacts of smoke and tracking long-range transport from active wildfires.

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EPANational Interagency Fire Center

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  1. AirNow map tracks pollution levels near fireSub-event
  2. John Batiste authorized statewide resources, relying on data provided by the National Interagency Fire Center.Sub-event
  3. EPA and NIFC are monitoring long-range smoke transport and health impacts from active wildfires.1 source
  4. Cottonwood Fire in Colorado and Iron Fire in Utah are active, with smoke reaching Kansas.1 source

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