Smoke caused by the fires burning in the eastern Quebec and Ontario provincessent a haze across the borderinto New York and several other U.S. states last year, worsening air quality and causing issues for people sensitive to pollution. Authorities are already bracing for this year's wildfires ...
The fires, which began in early June and have affected Ontario and Quebec, have impacted Canadians and Americans alike. Canadian media reported that 14,000 people in Quebec were evacuated earlier in June. In Canada, the fires caused thick smoke that led to air quality warnings. In the Northea...
The soils in these regions are mostly classified as Typic Mesisols (32 sites), Orthic Gleysols (16 sites), or Orthic Grey Luvisols (8 sites) (Soil Landscapes of Canada map v.3.2). The sampled sites span a wide range of soil properties, with pH values ranging from 3.2 (wetlands) to...
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