Indonesia’s catastrophic forest and peatland fires are blanketing the region in toxic haze.
Rebecca Henschke reports from the ground on the environmental crisis and the urgent questions it raises about climate, industry and political accountability.
Source: BBC World Service / YouTube
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the haze has affected Klang Valley for past 2 months of Aug and Sept. 1. Has anyone seen any report, petition or paper presenting the facts about Haze before this Greenpeace Memo? 2. What have the various Universities with related Dept in Environmental Studies or Minisitries of Environment in ASEAN wrote about 2026 Transboundary Haze?
the haze has affected Klang Valley for past 2 months of Aug and Sept.
1. Has anyone seen any report, petition or paper presenting the facts about Haze before this Greenpeace Memo?
2. What have the various Universities with related Dept in Environmental Studies or Minisitries of Environment in ASEAN wrote about 2026 Transboundary Haze?