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Indonesia forest fires surge, stoking global warming fears
National 6 years ago

Indonesia forest fires surge, stoking global warming fears

Illegal blazes to clear land for agricultural plantations have been raging on Sumatra and Kalimantan islands, with Indonesia deploying water-bombing helicopters and thousands of security forces to tackle them.
El Niño in Indonesia: South Sumatra scrambles for water as rivers, wells dry out
National 6 years ago

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El Niño in Indonesia: South Sumatra scrambles for water as rivers, wells dry out

The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) predicts that many parts of Indonesia will suffer from drought until October.
Many fires, less water
Editorial 6 years ago

Many fires, less water

The wildfires that are now raging in Brazil’s Amazon at a record rate serve as a fresh warning, if not a lesson, for Indonesia, which along with Brazil possesses the largest rainforests in the world.
Indonesia’s raging forest fires, explained
National 6 years ago

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Indonesia’s raging forest fires, explained

More hot spots were detected because of the El Niño phenomenon, which has brought drought to the country
Haze control: A legacy?
Editorial 6 years ago

Haze control: A legacy?

ASEAN countries, including Indonesia and Malaysia, share islands and borders, making it impossible to exclude one another from the haze crisis. This is why it is important to coordinate resources and efforts to act together to resolve the problem.
Highlighting haze diplomacy
Editorial 6 years ago

Highlighting haze diplomacy

And while some experts have dismissed the notion that Indonesia is responsible for the creeping haze that has reportedly blanketed Singapore and parts of Malaysia in recent weeks, a diplomatic gesture by the President during his visits there would help alleviate public pressure.
South Sumatra disaster agency lacks real-time monitoring of forest fires
National 6 years ago

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South Sumatra disaster agency lacks real-time monitoring of forest fires

The agency head Iriansyah said it still heavily relied for information on hot spots in the region on satellite monitoring provided by the National Institute of Aeronautics and Space (Lapan)
Residents forced to wear masks as thick haze strikes Central Kalimantan
National 6 years ago

Residents forced to wear masks as thick haze strikes Central Kalimantan

Residents of East Kotawaringin in Central Kalimantan have been forced to wear dust-masks to protect their health following the emergence of “extremely thick” haze from widespread forest and land fires in the region.
Haze crisis returns to ASEAN
National 6 years ago

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Haze crisis returns to ASEAN

Indonesia says transboundary haze has not reached neighbors
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