Air quality concerns reportedly not threatening the World Cup final in NJ, but questions over conditions remain

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Despite concerns over fire-induced haze affecting air quality in New Jersey, the World Cup final remains on track with expected improvements before the game. Authorities, including White House officials, have consulted FIFA to monitor conditions and ensure the event proceeds safely.

This weekend’s World Cup final remains on track despite the fire-fueled haze hanging over New York/New Jersey. With the air quality expected to improve this weekend, Sunday afternoon’s championship game between Argentina and Spain in East Rutherford, N.J., is not under any threat, per ESPN, which cited sources. White House officials have reportedly been in touch with FIFA about the situation, ...