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Wildfire smoke triggers air quality warnings across North Dakota

The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality is actively monitoring Canadian wildfires that are currently sending smoke into the state.

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Wildfire smoke returns with vengeance, impacting air quality across northern US

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Northern Wisconsin in air quality alert as wildfire smoke travels southeast

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Wildfire smoke to limit number of days with deep blue sky this summer in Northeast, Midwest

The biggest impact on human health will be when the smoke dips to the lower levels of the atmosphere, degrading air quality and making the air smell like a campfire.

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Wildfire smoke may be more toxic than usual as state warns on air quality

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How wildfire smoke can travel thousands of miles, and what air quality really means

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Canadian wildfires send hazardous smoke into the Northern Plains, while Indiana catches the edge

North Dakota is experiencing some of the worst air quality in the world due to Canadian wildfires. Smoke is impacting air quality in North Dakota and Montana.

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Use caution while Canadian wildfires cause smoky conditions

As the wildfires continue to burn in Canada and smoke gets sent down into North Dakota, the Department of Environmental Quality (NDDEQ) is urging residents of the Peace Garden State to use caution

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North Dakota families influenced by deadliest fire in Norway's history, 203 years ago

Pentecost Sunday falls on June 8. On Pentecost Sunday 1822, the historic Grue Church in Norway caught fire, killing at least 113. The influences of the church reach into North Dakota.

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Teacher Apprentice Programs Are Spreading Like Wildfire

Like other states, North Dakota urgently needs more teachers. It’s among the first to adopt a model other sectors have used for decades.

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As with humans, wildfire smoke can be 'ruff' on pets, expert says

The Fargo-Moorhead area recently saw smokey air from Canadian wildfires. A veterinary professor from NDSU discusses how to keep dogs and cats safe during those stretches.

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North Dakota, air quality