Several outlets report the release or use of an interactive map designed to show how polluted the air is due to ongoing wildfire emissions. The coverage focuses on the impact of major wildfires burning across Europe and North America, noting that smoke creates hazardous air conditions that can affect people even when they are not near active flames. The reporting emphasizes that the map allows users to check air pollution levels in their specific area, helping residents and holidaymakers gauge potential exposure. While the sources describe the situation broadly and do not provide detailed figures or specific methodology, they converge on the same core point: wildfire smoke can travel and reduce air quality over wide regions, and an online tool is available to visualize this risk in near real time. The articles frame the issue as an “invisible threat,” underscoring that wildfire effects extend beyond the immediate fire perimeter through airborne pollutants.