[Colorful drawing of farmstead with fields on fire and livestock nearby.]
- Water quality changes (e.g. increased metal content) may make water unsafe for humans and animals.
- Urgently moving livestock and materials from disaster areas may put you and the animals in danger.
- Heat exposure may cause fatigue, dizziness, heat stroke, and heat exhaustion.
- Pollutants and particulate matter (PM 2.5) from smoke can worsen respiratory conditions.
- Exposure to smoke can exacerbate illness and affect quality of life in susceptible populations.
- Loss of home, produce, and livestock can cause immense anxiety, stress, and be extremely costly.