Wildfire Smoke: Health and Economic Impacts Extend Beyond Los Angeles Region

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis, explains how the massive wildfires near Los Angeles are creating widespread health and financial impacts far beyond the city itself. Smoke has traveled hundreds of miles, triggering air quality warnings across the western United States. Health concerns, such as respiratory issues and fertility problems, are on the rise, leading to increased hospital visits and economic strain on affected communities. McIntyre emphasizes the far-reaching consequences of wildfire smoke on health and regional economies.