Alejandra Borunda
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard Sep 2025
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That was the summer when New Yorkers woke up to orange skies.
People in Minnesota, New Hampshire, and even Georgia got hit with haze and ash.
For many, it was the first real experience dealing with wildfire smoke.
A study now published in the journal Nature calculated the impacts.
It found smoke from those Canadian wildfires affected millions of people across North America and even Europe.
More major wildfires have plagued Canada again this summer.
Alejandro Burunda, NPR News.
That was the summer when New Yorkers woke up to orange skies.
People in Minnesota, New Hampshire, and even Georgia got hit with haze and ash.
For many, it was the first real experience dealing with wildfire smoke.
A study now published in the journal Nature calculated the impacts.
It found smoke from those Canadian wildfires affected millions of people across North America and even Europe.
More major wildfires have plagued Canada again this summer.
Alejandro Burunda, NPR News.
The study tracked Americans' grocery purchases over a few years and compared those to temperature.
When it got hotter, people bought a lot more sugary drinks, like sodas, energy drinks, Gatorade, and juices.
On average, people added about an eighth of a teaspoon of sugar per degree Celsius hotter.
That sounds like a small number, but it adds up, according to Duo Chan.
He's a climate scientist at the University of Southampton and an author of the study.
Alehandra Borunda, M PR News.
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