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Smoke from Canadian wildfires is drifting into Indianapolis, triggering unhealthy air quality—especially Sunday and Monday. Vulnerable groups like kids, seniors, pregnant people, and those with heart or lung conditions should stay indoors. This marks the fourth and fifth “Knozone Action Days” this year, as fine particles in the smoke can seriously harm your lungs. If you must go outside, wear N95 or P100 masks—cloth or surgical masks won’t help. Avoid burning trash or bonfires to reduce pollution. Climate change is fueling longer, more intense fire seasons in Canada, where warming is outpacing global trends, turning forests into tinderboxes. Keep windows shut, use AC or car recirculate settings, and check @SustainIndy or SmogWatch for updates.

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