#economic-impacts

#economic-impacts

The threat is so great, in fact, that any official tally of people killed in a fire most likely is wildly low, given that it counts obvious victims, not those who later died after inhaling its far-flung haze. Los Angeles' catastrophic blazes in January, for instance, killed 30 people according to authorities, but more like 440 according to scientists, who determined excess deaths at the time were likely due to smoke.

Tariffs will likely drive up costs for end customers in the long run as suppliers have to pass on those expenses, says Michael Bayer.