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  1. Wildfires are causing crop and livestock losses in Canada, exacerbated by climate change and slow governmental response.
  2. University of Washington studies show wildfire smoke exposure and air quality issues threaten agricultural harvests and health.

Jun Wang studied U.S. air quality, noting the impact of Canadian wildfires.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 16
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Jun Wang studied U.S. air quality, noting the impact of Canadian wildfires.

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  1. Grant received for team to incorporate eucalyptus.1 source
  2. Wang conducted a study on U.S. air quality related to Canadian wildfire smoke.1 source

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University of Washington studies show wildfire smoke exposure and air quality issues threaten agricultural harvests and health. All 2 developments

Within Wildfires are causing crop and livestock losses in Canada, exacerbated by climate change and slow governmental response.

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