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The remnants of fireworks, including smoke and particulate matter, can linger in the atmosphere for several hours to days, depending on weather conditions such as wind and humidity. Larger particles may settle to the ground more quickly, while smaller particles and gases can remain suspended for longer periods. Ultimately, their persistence in the atmosphere varies, but they can contribute to air pollution temporarily following a fireworks display.

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