Hey everyone, in our fast-changing world, climate change is turning up the heat—literally! A recent study published on May 2 in Nature Communications Earth & Environment reveals that from 2006 to 2020, wildfire smoke driven by climate change in the U.S. led to nearly 15,000 deaths and cost about $160 billion.
The findings show an annual death toll that ranged from 130 to as high as 5,100, with states like Oregon and California facing the worst impacts. This isn’t just a local crisis—it's a wake-up call about the global effects of climate change. 🌍🔥
Whether you're browsing from Singapore, Mumbai, or anywhere in South and Southeast Asia, stories like this remind us that our environment is intertwined. It’s time to stay informed and push for sustainable changes. Let’s work together for a cleaner, safer future! 💪
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Climate-driven wildfire smoke killed thousands in U.S. over 15 years
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