Dense wildfire smoke billowing down from Canada and northern Minnesota has set off unhealthy air quality alerts across the US. Donald Trump accused Canada of 'not properly maintaining' their forests and said he would call Prime Minister Mark Carney 'to find out what they are going to do about' the smoke.
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Dense wildfire smoke billowing down from Canada and northern Minnesota has set off unhealthy air quality alerts across the US. Donald Trump accused Canada of 'not properly maintaining' their forests and said he would call Prime Minister Mark Carney 'to find out what they are going to do about' the smoke.
Dense wildfire smoke billowing down from Canada and northern Minnesota has set off unhealthy air quality alerts across the US. Donald Trump accused Canada of 'not properly maintaining' their forests and said he would call Prime Minister Mark Carney 'to find out what they are going to do about' the smoke. More than 800 wildfires are burning across Canada, including around 190 in northern Ontario, with the surge in fires widely linked to climate change.
Thick smoke has created hazardous air quality not only across parts of Canada but also in several US states, including Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan and New York.
Le Monde English reported the story as "Trump threatens to increase Canada tariffs over wildfire smoke pollution."
2 sources have covered this story, including Le Monde English and France 24 English. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 19 hours ago.
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