Deaths associated with wildfire smoke up about 275% in Canada, new report says

The number of deaths related to wildfire smoke in Canada has skyrocketed by 275% over the past two decades, according to a comprehensive global report. This alarming trend underscores the devastating impact of human-induced climate change, which has exacerbated the frequency and intensity of wildfires. As these deadly smoke particles become more prevalent, they pose a significant health risk, highlighting the urgent need for climate action and public health strategies to mitigate this growing crisis.