As fires strangle national parks, Indonesia struggles to restore peatlands
2020-06-17 22:24
In September 2019, the noon sky over a part of Jambi province in Indonesian Sumatra turned crimson. Fires had been raging through Indonesia for the past few months, and certain pollutants in the thick haze that had enveloped the area scattered red light more than blue, scientists said, giving a ruddy hue to the sky. […]
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