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The smoke from burning forests, grasslands, agricultural areas, and peatlands contains hundreds of chemicals, and the adverse health effects of exposures to such smoke are becoming better documented. Now a team of Australian, Canadian, and U.S. researchers has calculated the first global estimate of premature deaths from all causes linked with this smoke [EHP 120(5):695–701; Johnston et al.].

Landscape Fire Smoke as a Cause of Death: Burning Vegetation Estimated to Kill Hundreds of Thousands Worldwide