The Aporia
The Aporia
10 articles about 8 events for “Indonesia Wildfires and Drought”. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“- Published The haze billowing out from wildfires in the Indonesian regions of Kalimantan, Papua and Sumatra knows no borders.”
““It looks like Mars, like we’re living on another planet,” said Undas, whose home in central Kalimantan province is at the heart of devastating wildfires generating toxic smog in Indonesia and across Southeast Asia.”
“'Predictable and avoidable' Gripped by drought worsened by the El Niño weather phenomenon, Indonesia has for months battled wildfires that deforestation monitor Nusantara Atlas says have consumed more than 1.9 million hectares in the nine months to September.”
“Amid an El Nino weather pattern, Indonesia has been dealing with devastating wildfires sparked by severe drought, which have led to deforestation and sent toxic smog across the Southeast Asian archipelago.”
“…outhern Nazarene University in Oklahoma. - Saudi Arabia is to execute a man for being at protests and funerals when he was 15, described as a “new low” by rights groups. - VW, Ford and Tesla batteries have been linked to destructive deforestation in…”
“Countries including Indonesia, India and the United States have been experiencing droughts, floods and heatwaves in line with projections about how extreme weather events will be supercharged by the phenomenon.”
“Log in Fires are surging across Africa’s tropical forests – raising fears that the Congo’s forests could suffer the same fate as the Amazon and Indonesia, where deforestation and fires are driving up carbon emissions.”
“Pro-Indonesian militias responded to the vote for independence by unleashing a so-called "scorched-earth" campaign, destroying infrastructure, displacing up to half a million people and killing thousands.”
“El Nino has been associated with strong drought in Indonesia, where tracts of forest and plantations have been burning in biodiverse Borneo and South Sumatra for months.”
“Read the story in Bahasa Indonesia A group of civil society organisations in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province has filed a class action lawsuit against the national government over its handling of wildfires in the region.”