UN report warns of rising health risks from wildfire smoke
The World Meteorological Organization warns that intensifying wildfires and heatwaves are undermining progress on air quality. While regulations in Europe and North America have cut industrial emissions, exposure to toxic smoke from fires has risen. The agency calls for better monitoring of pollutants and coordinated climate and air quality policies.
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