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OZONE used to be our main concern. It’s a molecule created when heat and sun combine to react with the byproducts of burning fossil fuel. A combination of regulation (The Clean Air Act) and increased efficiency and cleanliness of factories, power plants, and automobiles has rendered our low air quality days due to ozone to a minimum.

The smoky blanket billowing from wildfires in Quebec and Nova Scotia has sent plumes of fine particulate matter as far away as northern Europe.

It's not just sensitive populations who are at risk in the current poor air quality conditions due to the wildfire smoke.

Large swaths of the united states remain under scary levels of air quality alerts. take this live look, new york city, shrouded in a smoke cloud. it has the worst air quality rating in the entire world. thats according to the aqi air tracking service. air quality rating is considered safe under 50. theyve exceeded 400 in some places, code red, due to canadian wildfires. the impact? sports events have been canceled, kids told to stay home from school, air travel severely delayed and if people are...

Extremely smoky conditions prompted the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to issue a Code Red Air Quality Action Day on Wednesday. Smoke from the Canadian wildfires contributed to hi...

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Hazardous outdoor conditions as Code Red air quality continues

The skies in Pennsylvania and neighboring states are cloaked in a hazy shroud as hundreds of wildfires raged in Canada. The billowing smoke had traveled a great distance, causing significant air quality concerns across the region. On Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection raised the alarm, issuing a Code Red alert for air quality—a […]

The latest readings show that air quality levels are hazardous in south-central Pennsylvania.

The parties were scheduled to be held Friday, June 9, at four local restaurants but have been postponed because of poor air quality as a result of the wildfire smoke drifting from Canada.

A 67-year-old woman who killed in her Dover Borough home on Tuesday has been identified by the York County Coroner’s office.