Emma Jacobs
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35 appearances
9 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Jul 2025
Emma Jacobs’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The worst air ranking comes from IQ Air, an air quality monitoring site.
Environment Canada warned Montreal area residents to limit exercise and time spent outdoors.
While the sky has had a visible yellow cast, the most dangerous health hazards are too small to see.
Tiny particulate matter from wildfire smoke can cause respiratory symptoms, especially for those with asthma and other health conditions.
Scientists say climate change has created ideal conditions for intense fires to burn in Canada's massive boreal forests for several years.
This summer, wildfire smoke has led to air quality alerts across Canada and in many US states.
For NPR News, I'm Emma Jacobs in Montreal.
The worst air ranking comes from IQ Air, an air quality monitoring site.
Environment Canada warned Montreal area residents to limit exercise and time spent outdoors.
While the sky has had a visible yellow cast, the most dangerous health hazards are too small to see.
Tiny particulate matter from wildfire smoke can cause respiratory symptoms, especially for those with asthma and other health conditions.
Scientists say climate change has created ideal conditions for intense fires to burn in Canada's massive boreal forests for several years.
This summer, wildfire smoke has led to air quality alerts across Canada and in many US states.
For NPR News, I'm Emma Jacobs in Montreal.
The worst air ranking comes from IQ Air, an air quality monitoring site.
Environment Canada warned Montreal area residents to limit exercise and time spent outdoors.
While the sky has had a visible yellow cast, the most dangerous health hazards are too small to see.
Tiny particulate matter from wildfire smoke can cause respiratory symptoms, especially for those with asthma and other health conditions.
Scientists say climate change has created ideal conditions for intense fires to burn in Canada's massive boreal forests for several years.
This summer, wildfire smoke has led to air quality alerts across Canada and in many US states.
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