ExclusiveThe Orange Sky Return: Why This Keeps Happening

New York, Boston, and D.C. are seeing orange skies again. But this isn’t a one-off event—it’s becoming a predictable summer pattern. As thick smoke from Canadian wildfires forces millions of Americans under hazardous air quality alerts, the official response remains the same: "Stay inside and wear a mask." In today's edition of News Planet, host Kathleen Lee looks past the immediate haze to ask the deeper questions. Is this a failure of forest management, a symptom of harsher climate conditions, or a policy gap that nobody is fixing?
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedMassive wildfires in Canada have sent hazardous smoke thousands of miles south, blanketing major U.S. cities like New York and DC in an orange haze. With millions under air quality alerts, the event highlights a recurring pattern of environmental crises that prompt temporary responses, such as mask distribution, rather than long-term policy solutions to prevent annual disasters.
