The same figure as a sentence
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By sector
Read these bars one at a time
Each bar is what removing that one sector's modeled PM2.5 alone would be worth per year. Read them as order-of-magnitude, not precise figures.
Read the bars one at a time — they overlap, so adding them up overshoots. Each bar is computed on its own against the same no-industry baseline, and because the concentration–response curve bends, the same avoided death can be credited to more than one sector. The top few sectors alone already add to more than the whole-Bay total above.
Where the damages land sums to the Bay total
Why these bars do add up
The same whole-Bay estimate, split by county of residence — where the exposed people live, rather than where the emissions leave the stack. Counties are separate populations, so unlike the sector bars above these do add up to the headline total.
ⓘ Methodology & limits
Reproduce: mortality_cells.json served alongside this page
— every number above is bound live from meta.totals, sectors[] and
counties[]. See also the ranking-flip
tile for the exposure↔mortality analysis this builds on.