Future of the Environment

Devastating bushfires are blanketing Sydney with hazardous smoke

High-rise buildings are seen through smoke from bushfires during sunset in Sydney, Australia, November 11, 2019

Scores of fires raging across the east coast have led to plunging air quality and turned the daytime sky orange Image: REUTERS/Stephen Coates

Colin Packham
Writer, Reuters
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