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LOL! Dotard's Citizens Tu Lan Canadian wild fire caused HAZE! Want to use home fans to blow Haze back to Maple-land! Childish Stupi Chow Ang Moh!

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加拿大林火煙霧南下 美要用電扇吹回去!

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加拿大西部卑詩省逾550處的林火蔓延,籠罩在一片煙霧中。現在這些煙霧南下飄到美國華盛頓州,該州東部斯波坎市有一群人希望再把這陣煙霧直接吹回去還給加拿大。
他們推算,如果每個居民在自家屋頂放至少五台電扇,整座城市55萬人就可將煙霧吹回加國。主辦人堅稱,他們計算相當可靠。
這群人在臉書創立活動頁面宣傳此想法,並寫下「團隊合作讓美夢成真」,並呼籲「斯波坎人一起來吧!讓我們把煙霧吹回給加國佬!」
斯波坎市在加拿大邊界以南約200公里處。
主辦人之一的斯波坎市居民胡伯(Nic Huber)向當地新聞台KREM透露,把煙吹去加拿大的想法「多半是玩笑話」。不過這場活動卻不像口頭說說。
這群人主辦「把斯波坎市煙霧吹去加拿大」的活動,並將活動連結貼給卑詩省防止虐待動物協會(BC SPCA),以及卑詩省的食物銀行,其運作因森林大火受到影響。
卑詩省和加拿大其他省份連續多天警告空氣品質堪慮。美加民眾也在臉書上大肆討論,有些人提出輕鬆方法抗空汙。一名網友表示:「你們全少了一個重要步驟!把電扇放到屋頂前先加裝過濾網,這樣不僅可將煙霧吹回,還能淨化我們的空氣!」
也有人建議加拿大人在24日當天同時打開吸塵器,一起跨界努力。還有人說,主辦單位的方程式中有錯,該網友建議每人應放10台電扇,這樣可以補足那些嚷著要參加卻未真的執行的人。
截至21日下午,已有約2000人表示有興趣參與該活動。


Canadian forest fire smoke south of the United States to blow back with a fan![Joint News Network]United News Network5.5k person trackingUnion lineAugust 22, 2018, 2:18 PMMore than 550 forest fires in British Columbia, Canada, were spreading in a cloud of smoke. Now these smog drifts south to Washington State, and a group of people in Spokane, east of the state, hope to blow this smog back directly back to Canada.They calculated that if each resident puts at least five fans on their roofs, 550,000 people in the entire city could blow the smoke back to Canada. The organizers insist that their calculations are fairly reliable.The group promoted the idea on the Facebook creation event page and wrote "Teamwork makes the dream come true" and called for "Spokan people to come together! Let us blow the smoke back to Canada!"Spokane is about 200 kilometers south of the Canadian border.Nic Huber, a resident of Spokane, one of the organizers, told local news station KREM that the idea of blowing cigarettes to Canada was "mostly a joke." However, this activity is not like talking about it.The group sponsored the "Blowing the Spokane City to Canada" campaign and linked the event to the BC SPCA, as well as the Food Bank of British Columbia, whose operations were affected by the forest fire. .BC and other provinces in Canada have been warning the air quality for several days. The people of the United States and Canada also discussed on Facebook, and some people proposed an easy way to resist air pollution. A netizen said: "You have lost an important step! Put the fan on the roof before installing the filter, which will not only blow the smoke back, but also purify our air!"It has also been suggested that Canadians open vacuum cleaners on the same day on the 24th and work together across borders. Others said that there is something wrong with the formula of the organizer. The netizen suggested that each person should put 10 fans, which can make up for those who are clamoring to participate but have not actually executed.As of the afternoon of the 21st, about 2,000 people have expressed interest in participating in the event.




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Spokane residents launch campaign to blow smoke back to Canada

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Image caption A Nasa satellite image shows smoke from wildfires blanketing British Columbia

Western Canada has been blanketed by smoke for days as hundreds of wildfires burn in British Columbia (BC).

The smoke has also wafted south into the US state of Washington, where a group of friends in Spokane now want to try blowing it right back to Canada.

They calculate that if each resident places at least five fans on the roof of their home, the city of 550,000 people could blow the smoke back.

The organisers insist their maths is solid.

"Team work makes the dream work," they wrote in the Facebook event page they created to promote the idea. "Let's do this, Spokanites. Let's send this smoke right back to those Canucks!"

Spokane is about 200km (125 miles) south of the Canadian border.

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Spokane resident Nic Huber, one of the event organisers, conceded to local news channel KREM that the idea of blowing the smoke back to Canada is "mostly a joke".

But the event is not entirely tongue-in-cheek.

The friends who organised "Blow Spokane's Smoke Away to Canada" are also promoting links to the BC SPCA, which is running an emergency animal shelter, and Food Banks BC, whose operations have also been affected by the wildfires.
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British Columbia is under a state of emergency as fire crews battle more than 550 wildfires throughout the province, and thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes or have been told to be ready to leave.

Air quality warnings have been in place for days in BC and in neighbouring Canadian provinces.

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Image caption A haze from the wildfires in British Columbia descends on Calgary, Alberta

Canadians and Americans have been weighing in on Facebook, some offering light-hearted tips and advice to improve the smoke-blowing event.

"Y'all are all missing an important step! Put a filter on your fan before you put it on your roof! Then it not only sends the smoke back, but also cleans our air!" one user wrote.

One suggested Canadians turn on their vacuums at the same agreed upon time - Friday 24 August, at noon - to make it a cross-border effort.
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Another pointed out organisers had made an error in their equation.

"Use 10 fans each," he said. "That way you can make up for the percentage that say they will [participate] but actually don't."

By Tuesday afternoon, about 2,000 people had expressed interest in taking part.
 
https://globalnews.ca/news/4398753/spokane-fan-wildfire-smoke-canada/

Spokane residents want to fan wildfire smoke back to Canada. That’s ‘very ridiculous’: expert


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WATCH: Hundreds of wildfires are still burning across British Columbia, and there are no indications the province wide state of emergency will be lifted anytime soon. As Catherine Urquhart reports, it's making for the province's third worst wildfire season on record.



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A group of Spokane residents think it makes sense to put fans on people’s roofs and blow the wildfire smoke enveloping their city in Canada’s direction.
They would be mistaken, said a person who knows what she’s talking about.
Coverage of B.C. wildfires on Globalnews.ca:


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Blow Spokane’s Smoke Away to Canada” is the name of a Facebook event that’s scheduled to take place on Friday at noon.
Organized by Spokane resident Caleb Moon, the event asks its population of 550,000 people to place at least five box fans on their roofs, turn them to their highest settings and aim them at “northeastern Canada.”
“Team work makes the dream work. Let’s do this, Spokanites,” said the event’s description.
READ MORE: Parts of Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley hit 10-plus ‘very high risk’ air quality rating
The event may sound like a joke, but Moon said he’s serious about this.

“We figure a small box fan can move smoke about six feet, so if you put 500,000 of them together, you can do the math on that, we can probably get it pretty far into Canada,” he said.
And he admits to feeling a little bad about the idea.
“I love Canadian bacon on my pizza, I love hockey and I am sorry this is the only solution we have,” Moon said.​
There’s a flaw in the plan, however — it’s “very ridiculous,” said Sarah Henderson, senior environmental health scientist at the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC).
“One sort of floor fan could move a little smoke around, but there’s no way that a large group of fans is going to move as much smoke as there actually is,” she told Global News.
“If he’s got a fan running, on your floor, think of its radius of influence — it’s not very large, maybe 10 feet.
“So all it’s going to do is clear smoke, maybe, out of that 10 feet, but a fan also pulls. It doesn’t just push air, it pulls air through it.”














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Smoke from distant wildfires obscures the view as a heavy haze blankets the city of Vancouver, B.C. on Tuesday, August 14, 2018.
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Besides, smoke isn’t just flowing from B.C. — it’s also coming from California, where fires are burning from north to south.
One of them, the Ranch Fire (Mendocino Complex), is burning at over 140,000 hectares in size.
“They have smoke coming down from Canada because all our smoke is getting pushed south right now, but they must have smoke coming from California,” Henderson said.​
Spokane residents may not need the fans as much as they think they do, anyway.
Smoke is expected to start clearing in western Washington on Thursday, and then eastern Washington on Friday.

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Satirical event asks Americans to use box fans to blow wildfire smoke back to Canada

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In addition to an escalating trade war with the U.S., Canadians may be on the cusp of another mounting dispute with their southern neighbours – a wind war.
Well, not really.
A group of friends in Spokane, Wash. have managed to dupe many Americans and Canadians alike, and even a few news stations, with their tongue-in-cheek Facebook event calling on their fellow “Spokanites” to put box fans on their roofs to “blow Spokane’s smoke away to Canada.”
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The satirical event, scheduled for Friday at noon, asked the approximately 550,000 residents of the Spokane metropolitan area to place at least five box fans on each of their roofs and aim them north in order to blow the heavy smoke coming from British Columbia’s raging wildfires back towards the province.
“To get rid of this smoke, we have to work together as a community,” the event’s description reads. “After much deliberation and mathematical calculation, we have figured that it is absolutely possible for us to blow this smoke away with high powered fans.”
Caleb Moon, one of the event’s organizers, said he and his friends came up with the idea while they were stuck indoors on Sunday because of the oppressive smoke outside. He said they joked about placing a fan outside beside their air conditioning unit to blow the smoke away from it so they could turn it on and the idea snowballed from there.
“It was just a silly idea so we decided to make this whole Facebook event for our friends not thinking that it would actually take off and people would believe it,” he told CTVNews.ca on Wednesday. “It’s been crazy the past couple of days.”
Moon said they posted the event on Sunday evening and by Monday morning, there had more than 2,000 responses.
As of Wednesday morning, the Facebook event had more than 1,500 attendees and more than 2,600 interested respondents.
“Turn your fans on to the highest setting, and aim them toward northeastern Canada,” the event page said. “Team work makes the dream work. Let’s do this, Spokanites. Let’s send this smoke right back to those Canucks!”
More than 560 wildfires continue to burn across B.C., which have prompted numerous air quality alerts and more than 2,700 evacuations.
Spokane is located approximately 200 kilometres south of the Canadian border and has been dealing with smoky air conditions that have wafted in from wildfires in the north and from the west in California.
Reactions on all sides
The event has provoked reactions on both sides of the border with some Canadians taking offence at the idea without realizing it was in jest.
“Karma will come around to them. Not only is this a ridiculous idea...they have now gone out and said ‘we don’t care about anyone else’ and during our natural disaster, they are going to try to organize a campaign to purposely do us more harm? Disgusting,” one comment on the event page read.
“Go ahead ‘Merica... point them fans this way,” another post said.
“We have enough already. Thanks,” someone else wrote.
The joke was so successful that two organizers in Canada even created their own Facebook event to counter the Spokane one with the title “Blow Spokane smoke back to Spokane.” As of Wednesday morning, however, the group only had 73 attendees and 93 interested respondents.
There were Americans as well who appeared to support the plan and voiced their enthusiasm for it.
“I'm just wondering if this should be like an annual event? A Spokane Holiday!” one commenter wrote.
“Blow it all to Canada they have free health care,” another supporter wrote.
Following a number of reports about the Facebook event in local media in the U.S. and in Canada, Moon said he decided to add a disclaimer to the description page.
“WARNING… STRONG SATIRE BELOW,” he wrote.
Moon said he was receiving a lot of angry messages in his personal inbox from people who didn’t understand the joke so he thought they needed to make it more clear. He said once he and his friends realized how much publicity the event was attracting, they decided to post links on the page to food banks and an animal shelters in B.C. to help the victims of the wildfires.
“We just figured with all of this attention it’s getting we might as well try to make something positive out of it,” he said.
 
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Why is it in the west its wild fires, but in indonesua, they say its due to corrupt officials and irresponsible plantation and farmers?
 
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