As many saw recently, fires don't just affect the area that's burning. The smoke and particles from fires can affect air quality and visibility. And that affects pollution over all. Ryan Warner speaks with Christine Wiedinmyer. She's a scientist at National Center for Atmospheric Research, or NCAR, in Boulder.
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