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Heavy smoke from wildfires in Canada and Minnesota is causing hazardous air quality across parts of the Midwest and Northeast U.S., prompting health alerts due to dangerous particulate levels. Minnesota officials issued a warning through Friday, with regions like Two Harbors experiencing the worst conditions. Experts link the worsening fires to severe droughts and climate change, advising people to stay indoors and reduce outdoor activity to avoid health risks. The smoke is expected to spread further into the East Coast and Midwest, affecting multiple states and populations.
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