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World Cup Final in Clearer Air | US News
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The World Cup final in New Jersey is set for clearer skies as thunderstorms push out wildfire smoke, improving air quality to moderate levels—ideal for fans and players. Earlier, smoke disrupted training for the Spanish team, but forecasters predict comfortable 80°F temps and low humidity for game day. Meanwhile, political tensions flare as the U.S. president blames Canada and threatens tariffs, sparking backlash. Behind the haze, hundreds of wildfires rage across Canada and the U.S., fueled by climate change, forcing evacuations and marking record-breaking fire seasons—especially in Ontario. While the stadium air clears, the broader environmental crisis remains urgent.
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