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A nearly $1 million grant will help a Lane County community learn how to better manage wildfire smoke.
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Smoke from fires in the cascades is wafting into the Eugene & Springfield area and causing poor air quality.
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Lane Regional Air Protection Agency wants people to know there may be some supervised, prescribed burns near Eugene and Springfield as early as this week or next.
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Warmer temperatures, thunderstorms and winds might mean more fire activity over the weekend in western Oregon.
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Smoke from a fire in southwest Oregon is pushing north to the Willamette Valley.
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The end of the outdoor burning season in Lane County is coming sooner than residents might have expected.
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The company behind a shuttered – yet still controversial - wood treatment facility in West Eugene could soon get a new air permit for it.
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People in Eugene, Springfield and Oakridge are being asked to avoid using their wood stoves or fireplaces for the rest of the week.
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This weekend’s change in weather has flipped the switch on outdoor burning bans.
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Lane County officials say air quality will remain poor, as long as the Cedar Creek Fire continues burning near Oakridge.
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Lane County is under an “air quality advisory” through Wednesday.
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The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency has issued an air quality advisory through Saturday.