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Toxic air invading 17 US states TODAY as massive plume of wildfire smoke crosses nation’s border

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Toxic air invading 17 US states TODAY as massive plume of wildfire smoke crosses nation’s border

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Millions of Americans have been warned of plumes of smoke carrying lung-penetrating particles pouring into the US for the rest of the week. An expert reveals where the risk is greatest.
Millions of Americans have been warned of plumes of smoke carrying lung-penetrating particles pouring into the US for the rest of the week. An expert reveals where the risk is greatest.

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