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So is new norm that we will have smog every summer in midwest
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Anonymous
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>>85100882
I go outside and it feels like the outskirts of thneedville
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Anonymous
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>>85100886
>>85100882
climate change is real chuds
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Anonymous
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>>85100882
>happens right after july 4th
>right when you can get cheap fireworks
>in the boundary waters
>where there is no fire department
>but plenty of idiots
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Anonymous
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>>85100882
I don't think it's possible for this to happen every summer. Forest fires have natural cycles, this fire was overdue. When forests overgrow and get crowded this is the result. Now that much of it caught fire, a second fire wont be able to spread as much, because it's been thinned out.
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Anonymous
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>>85100882
I get an irritation in my throat by being outside for an hour and a headache for any longer. I think this year it's worse than before, it smells like burnt hair and piss as soon as you step outside.
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