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A new DRI study shows how wildfire smoke impacts air quality in the West

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Public Discourse · Bluesky · this story as of 32m ago
4 distinct posts / 48h, matching West 4
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9h ago There were also a few big wildfires on the west shore of the lower peninsula that started at the same time. -3.0
10h ago I wish you could send the rain to the West Coast. There’s still wildfires burning here… 🌲🌲💔 -5.0
18h ago Suburban homes in the American West are facing more frequent wildfires, as seen with the recent events near Reno. #wildfire -6.0
1d ago UNR updates Fire Weather Watch valid at Oct 9, 11:00 AM MDT (expands area to include Badlands Area, Central Black Hills, Southern Black Hills, West Central Plains [SD] and Wyoming ... at Thu, 08 Oc… -1.0

Articles in Story

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LLM-assessed emotional tone of coverage.

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The colored bar shows position on the scale. Emotion badge uses Plutchik's 8 primary emotions: joy, trust, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, anticipation.
T2 A new DRI study shows how wildfire smoke impacts air quality in the West wildfire_response kunc.org informative, concerning, clarifying
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T3 A new DRI study shows how wildfire smoke impacts Reno's air quality wildfire_damage wyomingpublicmedia.org smoky, unhealthy, concerning
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