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Canadian Wildfire Smoke Pushes NYC Residents Indoors, City Briefly Had World s Worst Air Quality

As of Wednesday afternoon, New York City reached an AQI of 342, a level considered “hazardous” for all residents.

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Wildfire Smoke Made NYC s Air Worst in the World

In New York City, officials have asked vulnerable people to stay indoors or wear masks when they go outside—and it's nothing to do with COVID. Smoke from Canadian wildfires.

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Canadian wildfire smoke: NYC residents urged to stay inside

As of Wednesday afternoon, New York City reached an AQI of 342, a level considered "hazardous" for all residents.

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Smoke from Canada wildfires blankets New York, East Coast

Tens of millions of Americans were under air quality alerts as smoke and pollution from wildfires in Canada settled over New York and other East Coast cities.

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Canada Wildfire Smoke Pushes NYC Residents Indoors, FAA Reroutes Flights

As of Wednesday afternoon, New York City reached an AQI of 342, a level considered “hazardous” for all residents.

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