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  1. Canadian wildfires are causing smoke to affect air quality across Atlantic Canada, the Midwest, Michigan, and Minnesota.

Wildfires are producing smoke that is affecting air quality across the state of Michigan.

26 reports, 8 independent Updated Jul 25
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Wildfires are producing smoke that is affecting air quality across the state of Michigan.

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  1. Canadian wildfires are producing smoke that is affecting Grand Rapids, a city in Michigan.Sub-event
  2. Wildfire smoke impacts air quality in Michigan, prompting experts to advise on monitoring gaps.Sub-event
  3. Wildfire smoke is causing unwanted flavors in grapes and challenging the wine industry in Michigan.Sub-event
  4. The Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association is seeking funding to offset the economic impact caused by wildfire smoke.Sub-event
  5. Air quality issues due to wildfire smoke are affecting Michigan, alongside a foodborne illness outbreak.1 source
  6. Air quality alerts remain active in Michigan due to wildfire smoke.Sub-event
  7. Wildfire smoke is impacting air quality in Michigan.1 source

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Canadian wildfires are causing smoke to affect air quality across Atlantic Canada, the Midwest, Michigan, and Minnesota.

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