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Welcome to the inquiry with me, Tonya Beckett.

One question for expert witnesses and an answer.

On June 7, 2023, New Yorkers woke up to a sky that was coloured an eerie orange.

Let's turn to extraordinary pictures now from North America where tens of millions of people

have been warned about potentially dangerous air quality as intense wildfires burn across Canada.

The haze hangs over Marshall.

Schools across the United States East Coast cancelled outdoor activities.

Airline traffic slowed and millions of Americans were urged to stay indoors and wear masks

to protect themselves from potentially toxic fine particles in the air.

The source of the pollution was many hundreds of kilometres north in Canada.

America's neighbour was in the grip of the worst wildfires in recorded history.

From coast to coast, hundreds of blazes were devouring millions of acres of forest,

forcing more than 100,000 people from their homes and blanketing cities across North America

in clouds of toxic smoke.

And the problem is expected to get worse on a global scale.

The number of wildfires across the world is increasing and by the end of the century

they're predicted to double in number.

This week on The Inquiry, we're asking, how can we stop wildfires?

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