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America’s blame game over Canada’s wildfire smoke misses the point, experts say

by The editor•9 hours ago•Posted inBBC US politics

US officials have blamed Canada for not doing enough to stop its wildfire smoke from wafting south. Climate experts say it’s not so simple.

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