The economic toll of wildfire smoke encompasses billions in healthcare costs, lost labor productivity, and reduced tourism revenue. It is used by economists, insurers, and policymakers to assess regional financial impacts from air quality disruptions. Communities and businesses benefit from this data by adopting mitigation strategies, while public health agencies leverage it to secure funding for preventive measures.
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