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Newsroom Ready: D.C. takes Canada’s wildfire smoke in stride

Smoke from wildfires in Ontario and Quebec arrived in the U.S. capital in earnest Thursday — but locals and visitors alike were taking it all in stride, thanks to a fresh spring breeze and the absence of stifling D.C. heat. But many say the visible smoke is a sign that the world needs to take climate change more seriously. (June 8, 2023)

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