The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 10 events for “Indonesia Wildfires and Drought”.
“Many further deaths are expected from the droughts, wildfires, and flooding that El Niños bring.”
“…'s where Climate change is worsening the impacts of El Niño and leading to extreme weather impacts This year's powerful El Niño and the record global heat it's driving, along with severe droughts, wildfires and shrinking water supplies, could lead to nearly…”
“This year's powerful El Niño and the record global heat it's driving, along with severe droughts, wildfires and shrinking water supplies, could lead to nearly half a million more deaths worldwide by the end of February, according to a research report released…”
“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.”
“Drought and wildfires are more common in this part of the world during El Niño events owing to suppressed thunderstorm activity.”
“Meteorologists forecast it could exceed a record El Niño that began in 1997 and helped trigger billions of dollars in damage from heat waves, floods, droughts, tornadoes and wildfires.”
“The Centre of Economic and Law Studies, an Indonesian think tank, estimates that the country’s wildfires from January to August could inflict up to 123.1 trillion rupiah ($9.7 billion) in economic and healthcare costs, a figure expected to climb if the…”
“Toxic haze from these wildfires has cancelled classes and disrupted flights in Indonesia, as well as triggered public health concerns in nearby Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and the Philippines.”
“It’s already being blamed for wildfires fueled by droughts in Indonesia and curbing crucial monsoon rains in India, the Guardian reported.”
“BANTEN, Indonesia (AP) — All signs are pointing toward a record-breaking El Nino this year, which experts say may cause severe drought in Asia and other extreme weather across the world, threatening food security for millions of people.”
“El Nino is already hitting parts of Asia In Southeast Asia, wildfires are torching forests and peatlands in Indonesia, sending up plumes of toxic haze.”