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Air quality alerts are issued due to wildfire smoke in Grand Forks, involving the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 30

Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours

Reports: 5
Developments: 2
Repetition: 60%

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What happened

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Air quality alerts are issued due to wildfire smoke in Grand Forks, involving the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Grand Forks Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

How it developed

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Jul 17Air quality alerts due to wildfire smoke in Grand Forks.1 source
- froggyweb.com
Jul 17Wildfires straddling the border cause smoke to stall near Mille Lacs Lake.1 source
- grandforksherald.com

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The entities involved

Grand Forks
city in North Dakota, United States
- Flooding in Grand Forks caused by the Red River has led to the evacuation of university students and damage to property.Mon 15:17
- A flood study was conducted and a public input meeting was held in Grand Forks to identify alternatives for reducing flooding risks.Mon 15:17
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Minnesota state agency

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Coverage

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1 more outlet ran the same wire story

Jul 17kvrr.com