Toxic Smoke From Indonesia Fires Spreads Across Southeast Asia

Cheap to burn, costly to bear: What fuels Indonesia’s persistent cycle of fires and haze?

Wildfires in Indonesia have caused transboundary haze and disrupted livelihoods in Sumatra. In the last of a three-part series, CNA looks at why the fires persist despite bans and crackdowns - and what it will take to stamp them out for good.

Toxic smoke from Indonesia fires spreads across Southeast Asia

Indonesia is battling widespread forest fires that have blanketed Borneo and neighbouring countries in toxic haze,...

Four decades of fires, transboundary haze, but Indonesia's prevention still falls short - Twentytwo13

Environmental experts contend that Indonesia must shift from reactive suppression and legal prosecution towards proactive, structural fire prevention, as it has failed to prevent the haze crisis from recurring despite the country's ratification of the Asean Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution.