Wildfire smoke impacts more than our health — it also costs workers over $100B a year. Here’s why.
[ad_1] With the smoke from burning Canadian forests enveloping the U.S. Northeast, major cities fell silent this week. Public schools canceled outdoor activities, companies sent workers home, performances were postponed, libraries shut their doors and professional baseball games were canceled. Such disruptions in ordinary urban life illustrates the wide-ranging economic toll of climate change, which experts…