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It will be a long slow process | NOFD continues to battle fire in New Orleans East

The fire which NOFD officials describe as "burning underground," has plagued neighboring areas with a plume of smoke and a bad smell.

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New Orleans air fouled by wildfires, smoke

Meteorologist Payton Malone said the bad smell from the fire and less than desirable air quality could continue through the weekend.

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First time the smell is in my house | St Bernard Parish, Orleans face smoke plume amid fires

Harry Gioe, 67, from Chalmette has stage four COPD and faced a especially difficult time breathing the past month due to fires in New Orleans East and Violet.

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Used Christmas trees airlifted to help Louisiana marsh

National Guard helicopters airlifted the trees to the Bayou Sauvage Urban National Wildlife Refuge, dropping them into shallow waters

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National Guard airlifts used Christmas trees to rehab Louisiana marsh

New Orleans officials joined Louisiana Army National Guard members and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to place bundles of used Christmas trees in the waters of a wildlife refuge.

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