AIR QUALITY IN CANADA | How does this years wildfire season compare to 2023?

Environmental researcher Jed Kaplan explains how wildfire smoke impacts weather and ecosystems.
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[@jasonday4658]

Saskatchewan Annual Weather:
6 months of freezing.
4 months of transitional crap. 2 months of smoke.

[@VladimirAntonov27]

9 months of cold

[@jasonday4658]

@@VladimirAntonov27 yepp

[@SpaTelliteAM]

health tip - Air is better for human body outdoors, indoor air pollution is real

[@HellInternAKACandyMD]

Our small town in NS, an eastern province, have had some foggy mornings for the last 2 days at least, but we're a coastal province. No smoke/polluted smell with it.

[@chrismarchetta5862]

Well, when you keep cutting down all the forest and then planting non-fire resistant trees they’re going to burn down the trees that they are cutting down, have fire resistant properties

[@VladimirAntonov27]

Life has always been miserable in western Canada

[@acepath3001]

Just up the carbon tax

[@Anonymous_Whisper]

It's summer not wildfire season 😅 if anything arson season

[@Meanwoman666]

The arsenic in the air from the forest fires is getting ridiculous

[@juliusmaehlich3138]

Yes and the laser beam fires on top of that makes it extra bad.