Climate change drives Canadian wildfire smoke impacting Boston

Canadian wildfires, intensified by climate change, have caused significant smoke pollution across New England, particularly affecting the Boston area with unhealthy air quality levels. The fires in Ontario and northern Minnesota have contributed to this smoke, which is transported eastward by atmospheric conditions. Experts warn that such smoke events are increasing annually, linked to record wildfire seasons and rising temperatures, though predicting their frequency remains challenging. The smoke contains harmful particulate matter linked to respiratory and cardiovascular health risks.

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