Indonesia Wildfires: Super El Niño Sparks Toxic Haze and Health Crisis
Toxic haze from weeks-long wildfires is blanketing parts of Indonesia and spreading across South East Asia amid a severe “super” El Niño.
Toxic haze from weeks-long wildfires is blanketing parts of Indonesia and spreading across South East Asia amid a severe “super” El Niño.
Indonesia’s peatland wildfires, fueled by a Super El Niño, are releasing massive carbon stores, risking transnational haze and health crises, as volunteer firefighters battle…
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