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Bobcat Fire worsens air quality

The Bobcat Fire turns the skies over Whittier an unearthly color Sept. 9. The fire in the Angeles National Forest north of Pasadena is still burning after more than three weeks. Although the fire is winding down now, it has burned more than 114,000 acres and it 75% contained. / photo by Emily Alvarez
The Bobcat Fire turns the skies over Whittier an unearthly color Sept. 9. The fire in the Angeles National Forest north of Pasadena is still burning after more than three weeks. Although the fire is winding down now, it has burned more than 114,000 acres and it 75% contained. / photo by Emily Alvarez
Emily Alvarez, senior photography major, wears a mask with sayings like “Black Lives Matter” and “Love is Love.” Alvarez said she uses her masks to bring attention to issues that she is passionate about and to spread kindness.
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