Thick smog from Indonesian fires blankets parts of Southeast Asia.
They publishedHow haze from Indonesian fires impacts Southeast Asia
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Who
What
- Thick smog blankets Indonesia as fires burn large areas of Borneo and Sumatra.
- Nearly 300,000 hectares burned in Indonesia so far this year, per Nusantara Atlas.
- Carbon emissions rose since late July; 23 million metric tons released Aug 28–Sept 3.
- El Nino conditions blamed for drier weather aiding fire spread, plus slash-and-burn.
- Many fires on peatlands, intensifying difficulty in extinguishing and increasing haze.
Where
🇵🇰 Pakistan (outlet HQ)
topics: Environment, Climate, Politics · language: eng
topics: Environment, Climate, Politics · language: eng
When
published 5 Sept, 18:56Z
ingested 6 Sept, 02:15Z
ingested 6 Sept, 02:15Z
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